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
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 pp.13–15
Centre back Aoife Mannion takes the reader through every member of the Birmingham City squad and staff ahead of the FA Cup final, and the result is far warmer than a squad list. Ann-Katrin…
Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 pp.16–17
Seven years on from winning the FA Cup with Everton, Toni Duggan admits she remembers almost nothing of the day beyond Natasha Dowie's late goal, the cross she still claims as an assist, and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.18
Twenty-year-old Keira Walsh takes the loss of a Champions League semi-final to Lyon as an education rather than a disappointment: facing Dzsenifer Marozsan and Camille Abily taught her something, and a 1-0 win in…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 pp.19–21
Manchester City's goalkeeper walks through the squad before Wembley with an eye for character as much as ability. Lucy Bronze simply wins at life and is the most competitive person Bardsley has met; Steph…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.28
Birmingham's captain writes with a fortnight to go before Wembley and makes no attempt to hide what it means to her. Reaching the final the hard way, past Arsenal and Chelsea, makes it sweeter,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.30
Two Spring Series newcomers introduce themselves to supporters who have only seen them play a few times. Reading's Northern Ireland midfielder Rachel Furness cries at sad films, is frightened of spiders and would head…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 pp.22–24
Ten years on from the week Arsenal completed a Quadruple no British team has matched, She Kicks gathers the people who did it. Lianne Sanderson, top scorer with forty-eight goals, calls it a journey…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.34
Helen Ward calls the FA Cup final the pinnacle of the season and writes as someone who has been through three of them: a substitute's twenty-five minutes in a 2-0 Arsenal win in 2009,…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.35
Shelley Kerr, who dreamt as an eight-year-old of captaining her country and went on to do it, has been named Scotland's next head coach after beating more than fifty applicants. Congratulatory messages arrived from…
Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.40
Tottenham's left back and captain describes a title won on seventeen unbeaten league games, sixteen of them victories, and puts it down to a strong team mentality, self-belief and coaching staff who work tirelessly…
