Competition
12 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Electric Ireland Cup, Electric Ireland Women's Challenge Cup, Irish Cup, NI Women's Challenge Cup
Match report Her Goal, issue 2, December 2025 pp.64–65
Cliftonville held on to the Irish Cup with a 2-0 win over Linfield in October's final at the Clearer Twist National Stadium, Windsor Park. Last year's treble winners had lost the league-title decider to…
Interview She Kicks, issue 87, November 2024 pp.50–51
Cliftonville midfielder Vicky Carleton reflects on a treble-winning 2024, completed with a 5-0 Irish Cup final win over Lisburn Rangers that delivered personal redemption after a red card in the previous year's final. Carleton,…
News She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 pp.4–6
A news run dominated by change. Hope Powell stepped down at Brighton after an 8-0 home defeat to Tottenham, with Amy Merricks taking interim charge, while Lydia Bedford left Leicester City and was replaced…
Interview She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 pp.44–47
After a US scholarship, Umea in Sweden and Glasgow City, Lauren Wade came home to Glentoran in April, and says it feels as though she never left. She had scored in a Champions League…
Other She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 p.6
The fullest fixture diary of the recent run, printed as a World Cup qualifying campaign opened. It runs from 21 September, with Estonia against Wales, Luxembourg against England, Northern Ireland against Latvia and Scotland…
News She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 pp.4–6
The November news pages open on the scale of the summer just gone: FIFA reports the 2019 Women's World Cup was watched by more than 1.12 billion viewers, a 30 per cent rise on…
Interview She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 p.56
The Locker Room's matchday-routine slot catches Demi Vance after a season that brought Glentoran three trophies and Northern Ireland a creditable point against Wales in Euro 2021 qualifying. The left-sided midfielder's preparation runs on…
Other She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 p.5
The standing diary maps a dense autumn, from the Electric Ireland Cup final at Windsor Park on 21 September through to the SSE Scottish Cup final on 24 November. Domestically it marks the Continental…
Other She Kicks, issue 55, August 2019 p.5
The standing diary marks the turn from a World Cup summer into a domestic season, and it is unusually crowded. It opens with the Under-19 European Championship in Scotland from 16-28 July and the…
News She Kicks, issue 53, April 2019 pp.40–41
The Danske Bank Women's Premiership returns for a fourth season under the NI Football League after a 2018 campaign players called the most competitive ever, one that boasted seventeen full internationals and produced the…
