Interview
·She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 ·pp.66–67
Reading and Wales's Rachel Rowe keeps her match day light - water and electrolytes, a few coffees, protein and carbohydrate, and a half-full stomach - and her preparation mental rather than ritual: know the…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 ·pp.68–69
Katie McCabe had never captained a team in her life when Colin Bell messaged to say he needed to phone her, and her first thought was that she was in trouble. She was twenty-one…
Poster
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·p.24
The companion page to the England line-up opposite: the Scotland eleven arm in arm before kick-off in navy, white and red, their goalkeeper in orange, shirt numbers running from one to twenty. Like its…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·pp.28–31
Before 6 April, England supporters had not heard of Laura O'Sullivan. By the final whistle at St Mary's she had kept out the world's second-ranked side in front of more than twenty-five thousand people,…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·p.35
Joelle Murray's column is a comeback story that turns over in its final paragraph. She describes rehabilitation from a stress response caused by repetitive load through the tibia, managed by wearing a GPS vest…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·pp.48–49
The puzzle page doubles as a small piece of Women's FA Cup history, dug out because the issue is the magazine's cup final edition. Cups & Mugs shows twelve trophy photographs and asks readers…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·p.3
Jen O'Neill opens on a month of football that was actually watchable - on television, radio and online - and makes the case that visibility is not only about building a fanbase but about…
News
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·pp.4–6
Germany turn to Martina Voss-Tecklenburg after sacking Steffi Jones, and Fran Kirby becomes the first winner of the Football Writers' Association's Women's Footballer of the Year, taking more than half a panel vote and…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·p.21
Helen Ward has no difficulty finding an opening this month. Wales went to St Mary's and held the world's second-ranked side, and she takes on the critics who called it anti-football directly: why should…
Tournament feature
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·p.22
Wales met England at St Mary's in Phil Neville's first competitive game and held them scoreless, in what Jayne Ludlow called Wales women's biggest ever result - a red wall of defensive discipline, grit…