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
Match report She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 pp.8–9
Danielle Carter's first-half strike won Arsenal a fourteenth Women's FA Cup against holders and reigning double winners Chelsea, before 32,912 at Wembley on 14 May 2016. Carter describes the goal: a ball over the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.54–55
Birmingham City striker Kirsty Linnett, twenty-two, signed a new contract in March after speculation about her future and after captain Karen Carney's departure to Chelsea. A former Arsenal youngster whose Gunners spell was defined…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 p.62
Seventeen-year-old Lucy Berridge from Wolverhampton took up refereeing after complaining about a match official and being told by her mother to try it herself. She played in boys' teams from four and moved to…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 p.3
Jen O'Neill introduces the cup final issue, built as it has been for more than a decade around asking the players themselves to describe their team-mates - this year Alex Scott for Arsenal and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.8–10
Arsenal goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal looks ahead to her first Wembley appearance, having twice been there as a spectator, including the previous year's final a month after signing. Arsenal needed shoot-outs to win their…
Other She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.12–14
Arsenal captain Alex Scott runs through her squad ahead of a fourteenth FA Cup final, giving each player a squad number, a nickname and a character sketch. Emma Byrne is a club legend she…
Other She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.15–17
Gemma Davison, Fran Kirby and Hannah Blundell describe the Chelsea squad defending the trophy they won at Wembley the previous August. Hedvig Lindahl always asks questions and trains constantly; Gilly Flaherty is nicknamed Foghorn…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.18–20
Chelsea's Sweden goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl insists a Wembley cup final is just another game, the product of a long career spanning four World Cups, three Olympics and three European Championships. She describes her career…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 p.24
Helen Ward writes from a newly promoted Reading side that has gone from months without games to three matches in six days. She is candid about the WSL fixture list: after that opening burst…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.26–28
Leanne Crichton describes the decision that took her from Glasgow City and a full-time job with Glasgow Life to a professional contract at Notts County: she asked for a one-year sabbatical, was refused, and…
