Competition
574 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1995 Women's World Cup, 2015 Women's World Cup Canada, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Canada 2015 WWC, FIFA Women's World Cup 1995, FIFA Women's World Cup 2007 and 13 other names
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.15–20
All twenty-three of Mark Sampson's Lionesses, profiled with numbers, dates and a quote apiece, three months after a selection that raised eyebrows and now looks shrewd. She Kicks calls Karen Bardsley the number one…
Interview She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.25–27
At thirty-five, Casey Stoney thought Canada might be her last tournament and calls this squad place one of the biggest achievements of her career. She takes the team-mum role seriously and calls it a…
News She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.8–11
Australia launch a government-backed bid for the 2023 World Cup, nine French cities are confirmed for 2019, and Kyiv takes the 2018 Champions League final. Lyon beat PSG on penalties in Cardiff in a…
Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.42
New Zealand forward Hannah Wilkinson has played four major international tournaments, come back from an ACL injury between a World Cup and an Olympics, and carried a guitar through all of it. She started…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 pp.38–41
Kelly Smith retired in January 2017 at thirty-eight, two years after leaving international football, having won the FA Cup at Wembley in May 2016 as her twentieth major Arsenal trophy and what she called…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 pp.47–49
Martin Reagan, England women's manager from 1979 to 1990, died on Boxing Day 2016 aged 92. A tank commander in the Second World War who played for York City, Hull, Middlesbrough, Shrewsbury, Portsmouth and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 pp.56–57
Mallory Pugh, eighteen, headed home on her United States debut against Ireland in San Diego and became a regular for Jill Ellis, taking one of eighteen Olympic roster places in Rio. Widely expected to…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 pp.4–7
Oxford United's striker arrived from Portsmouth in February 2016 with her then manager Les Taylor predicting she would be a handful for defenders; thirteen goals in nineteen games made that an understatement, and she…
Interview She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 pp.12–14
Jodie Taylor calls 2016 a crazy year and a really tough time. She played through a knee injury to help England win World Cup bronze in 2015, accepted she would need a patient recovery,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 pp.44–45
Hege Riise, Golden Ball winner at the 1995 World Cup she won with a solo goal in the final, completed a hat-trick of major titles with Olympic gold in Sydney in 2000. After losing…
