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
Match report She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.25
England come from behind to beat Norway 2-1 and win a World Cup knockout match for the first time, Steph Houghton equalising on 61 minutes and Lucy Bronze striking on 76 after Solveig Gulbrandsen…
Other She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.48–49
Sarah Groubes calls it mission accomplished in a way for Australia, who broke out of Group D in second place playing astounding football, with the disappointment of falling short of the semi-finals another layer…
Match report She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.26
England knock out the hosts 2-1 in front of a sell-out crowd, Jodie Taylor scoring on 11 minutes and Lucy Bronze on 14 before Christine Sinclair replied. Taylor describes a bit of luck as…
Other She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.49
Shirasu Naoya judges Japan's result almost perfect but their performance unimpressive: sometimes brilliant, often mediocre. He suspects Kozue Ando's absence influenced them significantly, and argues they reached the final through experience and some luck…
Match report She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.27
England lose 2-1 to Japan in the semi-final, Fara Williams cancelling out Aya Miyama's penalty before Laura Bassett's own goal deep into stoppage time. Karen Carney, describing her best friend as inconsolable, says the…
Other She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.50–51
Sophie Downey of Girls on the Ball judges it definitely mission accomplished for England: despite not taking the top prize, a bronze medal with a win over Germany is a huge accomplishment, and resilient,…
Match report She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.28
England beat Germany 1-0 after extra time through a Fara Williams penalty on 108 minutes to take the World Cup bronze medal, a first win over the Germans at the twenty-first attempt. Silvia Neid…
Other She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.50–51
Sylvain Jamet calls France's tournament disappointing, with another quarter-final exit as at Euro 2013 and no medal, though they did qualify for the Olympics. The United States exceeded his expectations by finding their A…
Match report She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.29
The United States win the World Cup 5-2 against Japan at BC Place, Carli Lloyd scoring a hat-trick inside sixteen minutes with Lauren Holiday and Tobin Heath also on target, Yuki Ogimi replying and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.30–33
Lucy Bronze, voted England's player of the tournament by She Kicks readers, says she genuinely did not expect a breakthrough World Cup: with Alex Scott ahead of her and returning from knee surgery, she…
