Interview
·She Kicks, issue 52, March 2019 ·pp.37–39
Germany's newly named captain talks to Jasmina Schweimler as the World Cup approaches, having missed EURO 2017 with a knee injury and watched from home as two decades of German dominance ended. Alexandra Popp…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 52, March 2019 ·pp.40–41
Conducted entirely as a Twitter exchange, the #SheTweets Q&A catches FC Rosengard forward Fiona Brown a few games into her third season in Sweden and in contention for Shelley Kerr's World Cup squad. She…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 52, March 2019 ·pp.56–57
Twelve-year-old Freya Vine from Horncastle sets six questions to her favourite player, and Jodie Taylor answers them. Taylor started at about seven in the back garden taking shots at her dad, one of four…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 52, March 2019 ·pp.47–49
The She Kicks a Beat slot finds Lyon's Dutch forward Shanice van de Sanden at the centre of a story about music and identity. Her stooping header in front of a capacity Utrecht crowd…
Tournament feature
·She Kicks Special Edition, October 2026 ·p.6
England's first opponents are their neighbours, at a World Cup for the first time. Scotland did not make qualification easy on themselves: four of their seven wins came from a losing position. The fanzine…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 ·pp.56–57
Belgium's all-time leading scorer arrived at Manchester City in June and made her first real impression at an initiation, turning the lights down to perform Adele's Hello after a match when everyone was tired…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 ·pp.14–18
Katie Chapman lifted the FA Women's Cup and League Cup with Millwall at fourteen and retires twenty-two years later with ninety-four caps, thirty major domestic titles and a European trophy. She has no interest…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 ·pp.32–35
Toni Duggan is the third English player ever to wear Barcelona's colours, after Gary Lineker and a Leeds goalkeeper almost nobody remembers, and her first season abroad went better than she expected: eleven goals…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 ·pp.40–41
The chant from the Hibernian dressing room after the SWPL Cup final was that there is only one Lizzie Arnot, and she had just scored five in a major final a year after an…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 ·pp.8–11
Arsenal's two cup final debutants take the reader through the squad they are about to walk out with, and gleefully profile each other while they are at it. Alex Scott is Captain Fantastic, the…