Competition
373 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1976 WFA Cup, Adobe Women's FA Cup, FA Cup, FA Cup 2011-12, FA Cup 2012, FA Women's Cup and 18 other names
Interview She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.62–64
Sue Smith won ninety-three England caps and has never formally retired from anything - neither club nor international football - because she could not face the tribute videos and the guard of honour, and…
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…
Match report She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 p.13
Two individual finishes by Fran Kirby were the difference at a drizzly Kingsmeadow, sending Chelsea past their league title rivals Manchester City and into an all-London final. On five minutes and again on seventy-four…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 p.19
Birmingham's captain writes in the week Girls' Football Week begins and two English clubs contest Champions League semi-finals for the first time, and her theme throughout is who gets to watch. Both those semi-finals…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 p.21
Helen Ward has no difficulty finding an opening this month. Wales went to St Mary's and held the world's second-ranked side, and she takes on the critics who called it anti-football directly: why should…
Interview She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 pp.38–40
Everything about Kelly Smith has been said, so She Kicks asks about the records instead. She is not, she says, a standard dance-music person: it is disco, seventies and eighties, Womack & Womack, Chic,…
Other She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 pp.48–49
The puzzle page doubles as a small piece of Women's FA Cup history, dug out because the issue is the magazine's cup final edition. Cups & Mugs shows twelve trophy photographs and asks readers…
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…
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…
Match report She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 p.9
Louise Quinn's thumping stoppage-time header took Arsenal past Everton on Merseyside and into a sixteenth FA Cup final. Danielle Carter had put the Gunners ahead on twenty-six minutes, finishing a neat right-sided move involving…
