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·She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 ·pp.8–10
Scotland qualified for Euro 2017, their first major finals, as one of the six best runners-up, after three successive play-off failures. Head coach Anna Signeul says the squad are still buzzing; captain Gemma Fay…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 ·p.19
Helen Ward reports mission accomplished: Reading have avoided relegation and secured top-flight football until at least summer 2018 because of the winter league's reintroduction, though one win does not reflect how they played and…
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·She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 ·p.31
Eighteen-year-old Glasgow City midfielder Erin Cuthbert made her Scotland debut at half time in Belarus in June, days after the painful four-nil defeat by Iceland, and calls it a dream come true that made…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 ·pp.14–17
England midfielders Jo Potter and Jade Moore became the first players in English women's football to buy out their own contracts, leaving Birmingham City for Notts County. Potter, after seven years in a third…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 ·p.27
Helen Ward opens by refusing to discuss Team GB's absence from Rio, saying there is not a lot she can say about it. She is direct about Hope Solo's reaction to the United States'…
News
·She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 ·p.30
One game stands between Scotland and their first major finals. Tim Oliver reviews a campaign that opened with a Kim Little hat-trick in Slovenia, continued with a seven-nil win over Belarus in which Jane…
News
·She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 ·pp.4–6
July's news is led by Fatma Samba Diouf Samoura of Senegal becoming FIFA's first female Secretary General, and by Kim Little topping a supporters' poll to win the BBC World Service Women's Footballer of…
News
·She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 ·pp.10–11
England secure their place at Euro 2017 by beating Serbia seven-nil twice in four days, first at Wycombe and then in Stara Pazova. Karen Carney takes the match ball with a hat-trick and Rachel…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 ·pp.24–25
Nineteen-year-old Claire Skinner made her first Wales start in June's Euro 2017 qualifier against Norway in Newport, on television and in front of a home crowd, alongside fellow debutant Gemma Evans - both of…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 ·p.26
Liverpool forward Tash Harding, who won her fiftieth Wales cap in June, answers ten questions by tweet. She reports the Merseyside weather as the only drawback, names Rosie White as the hardest trainer, Kate…