Interview
·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·p.7
Five weeks after a European Championship that turned her into the tournament's outstanding player, Lieke Martens collected the UEFA Women's Player of the Year award in Monaco, sitting alongside a third-time men's winner in…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·pp.20–22
Jill Scott is still hurting. She calls England's rise to third in the world rankings something that gave her goose bumps, remembers being outside the top ten, and rates beating France in the quarter-final…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·pp.25–27
Caroline Weir's father laid a piece of Astro Turf and a board painted with a goal in the family garden in Fife, and she was the sibling who kept going after the others drifted…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·p.36
England's record cap holder arrives at Reading after a spell at Arsenal in which she played less than she would have liked, and describes a style of play - getting the ball down, playing…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·pp.44–45
Emma Byrne retires as a Brighton player after 23 years and a record 134 caps for the Republic of Ireland, and 17 years and 29 trophies at Arsenal. She was central to the 2007…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·pp.38–41
On a Tuesday morning at Finch Farm, on the other side of the complex from Ronald Koeman's Premier League squad, Everton's women train as full-time professionals for the first time in the club's history.…
News
·She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 ·pp.8–11
Australia launch a government-backed bid for the 2023 World Cup, nine French cities are confirmed for 2019, and Kyiv takes the 2018 Champions League final. Lyon beat PSG on penalties in Cardiff in a…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 ·pp.38–39
Group B opens with Germany against Sweden, opponents who have met in a European, a World Cup and an Olympic final, Germany always edging it. Josephine Henning, fresh from a fourth Champions League title…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 ·p.42
She Kicks makes France comfortable favourites to clear a group containing Switzerland, Iceland and Austria, and then asks the question that has followed them for a decade: whether they can convert talent into a…
Match report
·She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 ·pp.52–53
Manchester City finally took the Women's FA Cup at Wembley, beating Birmingham 4-1 with three goals in fourteen first-half minutes from Lucy Bronze, Izzy Christiansen and Carli Lloyd, Charlie Wellings pulling one back before…