Interview
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.58–61
Aston Villa's Dutch forward Chasity Grant reflects on a first season in England that began rockily and finished strongly, crediting a run of good late results to open communication with the coaching staff, the…
Poster
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·p.65
A full-page portrait poster of Kosovare Asllani, captioned "KOSOVARE ASLLANI / LONDON CITY LIONESSES & SWEDEN" with a Natalie Mincher/SPP photo credit. Unusually for the format the caption gives both club and country, reflecting…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.88–89
Catherine Mackenzie's analysis argues that England's game changers were not only the goalscorers. While Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly took the spotlight in the knockout rounds, another of Sarina Wiegman's finishers, the head coach's…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.90–91
A comment piece by Paula Akpan prompted by the racist abuse directed at Jess Carter during the tournament. It opens in Basel with the celebrations, Sarina Wiegman's shrieks, Hannah Hampton's hands atop her head…
Match report
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.7–15
A nine-page review of all four groups, opening on Switzerland's moment in the spotlight and closing each section with the final table. In Group A, Finland edged an all-Nordic opener 1-0 against Iceland in…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.16–25
A two-part photo gallery of England and Wales supporters in Switzerland, shot and written by Cath Etoe with further images from Priscila Bütler and Noe Llamas for Sports Press Photo, its second half picking…
Match report
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.18–22
All four quarter-finals covered in one section. England survived in Zurich, two down inside 25 minutes to Kosovare Asllani and Stina Blackstenius before Lucy Bronze headed in Chloe Kelly's deep cross and Michelle Agyemang…
Poster
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·p.23
A full-page portrait poster of Michelle Agyemang, captioned "MICHELLE AGYEMANG / ENGLAND" and credited to Philipp Kresnik for Sports Press Photo and She Kicks. It is placed directly after the quarter-final report in which…
Match report
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.26–29
Both semi-finals in one section. In Geneva, England were billed as strong favourites but were undone in the 33rd minute by Barbara Bonansea, the 34-year-old controlling a deflected Sofia Cantore cross at the back…
Match report
·She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 ·pp.30–32
England retained the title in Basel, beating Spain 3-1 on penalties after a 1-1 draw watched by a peak combined audience of 16.2 million across BBC and ITV, the most-watched live television event of…