Competition
574 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1995 Women's World Cup, 2015 Women's World Cup Canada, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Canada 2015 WWC, FIFA Women's World Cup 1995, FIFA Women's World Cup 2007 and 13 other names
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 pp.10–14
A Canada international at fifteen and a two-time World Cup player before she turned professional, Jessie Fleming describes her first year at Chelsea as jumping onto a treadmill already going full pelt. She is…
Interview She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 pp.32–35
The reigning Best FIFA Women's Player talks about the one dressing-room job she could not handle. Alex Scott used her as co-DJ with England and, when Scott retired, Lucy Bronze found the pressure too…
News She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 pp.4–6
Fara Williams retires after more than twenty years, 172 England caps and 40 goals, with Sheffield United's Leandra Little going at the same time. The women's game mourns Julie Chipchase, who died aged 60…
News She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 pp.4–6
The Barclays FA WSL sells its rights separately from the men's game for the first time, in a three-year, multi-million-pound deal with Sky Sports and the BBC from 2021-22, with a quarter of the…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 pp.10–14
Angharad James is packing up a flat, planning a wedding and finishing a WSL season all at once, with a move to North Carolina Courage waiting on the other side. She insisted on seeing…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 pp.16–20
Denmark's Elitedivisionen top scorer of 2020 signed for Everton without ever having visited, and eight months on says the club feels like a second family. The heart of the interview is the year before…
Interview She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 pp.22–23
The World Cup winner who joined Manchester City on a two-and-a-half-year deal in January takes the magazine's ten-question slot, and slots into it as smoothly as she did into City's defence. She describes herself…
Interview She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 pp.46–50
Liverpool finished bottom in 2012 and then won the league twice. Matt Beard, their manager, explains how: Birmingham had come close with a core of British players, so Liverpool became the first side to…
News She Kicks, issue 65, February 2021 pp.4–6
Three home nations lost their head coaches in one cycle: Phil Neville left England early for Inter Miami, with Hege Riise and Rhian Wilkinson appointed interim, while Shelley Kerr and Jayne Ludlow both stepped…
Interview She Kicks, issue 65, February 2021 pp.24–25
Born in Basildon and capped more than a hundred times by New Zealand, Ria Percival takes the magazine's quickfire questionnaire. She describes herself as a workhorse who works hard, does not stop and will…
