Competition
414 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Champions League, UEFA Champions League, UEFA WCL 2011-12, UEFA Women's Champions League 2011-12, UEFA Women's Champions League 2012-13, UEFA Women's Champions League 2013-14 and 8 other names
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.10–33
She Kicks previews the first fully professional Women's Super League club by club, and the answers say as much about the change as any table would. Hope Powell describes Brighton going full-time and the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.12–14
Hannah Blundell is not, she cheerfully admits, a headline signing - she is one of the players who simply gets the job done, and last season she got an England debut, a new contract…
News She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.4–5
Lucy Bronze becomes the first English player to win the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year, voted by supporters worldwide and ahead of Lieke Martens and Sam Kerr (Australia), and says she really did…
Match report She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.6–7
Ninety tight minutes in Kiev gave way to five brutal ones. Pernille Harder put Wolfsburg ahead three minutes into extra time; then Alexandra Popp was sent off and Lyon scored through Amandine Henry, Eugenie…
Interview She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.28–29
She Kicks conducts the whole interview on Twitter, and Remi Allen plays along. Her awards sit in a glass cabinet at her grandparents' house alongside her England youth caps, because they are by far…
Poster She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.36–37
A double-page photograph of Lucy Bronze captioned only with her name, her club, her country and the hashtag for the award she had just become the first English player to win. It closes a…
Interview She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.58–59
Jess Carter made her Birmingham debut at sixteen in a Champions League quarter-final against an Arsenal side containing Kelly Smith, Rachel Yankey and Casey Stoney, and was named player of the match - and…
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.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…
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…
