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
News Her Goal, issue 4, March 2026 pp.6–7
Two pages of February news. Sonia Bompastor extends at Chelsea to 2030, Everton sack Brian Sorensen after almost four years, and Stephen Healy takes over at Sheffield United. WSL Football reports a fully anticipated…
Interview Her Goal, issue 4, March 2026 pp.12–18
The cover interview finds the EURO-winning left-back captaining Newcastle United's WSL 2 promotion push, two summers after leaving Manchester City for home. Stokes corrects the record on her birthplace, Birmingham rather than South Shields,…
Interview Her Goal, issue 4, March 2026 pp.36–41
Chris Brookes talks to the Australia winger, who reached 100 caps in October and has moved to Eintracht Frankfurt after a difficult season at Tottenham. Raso admits her German is non-existent but has been…
News Her Goal, issue 4, March 2026 pp.34–35
Brazil formally launched next year's FIFA Women's World Cup with a celebratory event on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro on 25 January, ahead of the first edition of the tournament to be held…
News Her Goal, issue 3, February 2026 pp.6–7
The issue opens with two pages of January business. Eder Maestre takes over at London City Lionesses after Jocelyn Precheur's sacking, with Becky Langley as assistant; Tanya Oxtoby leaves Northern Ireland for Newcastle United;…
Interview Her Goal, issue 3, February 2026 pp.34–40
Chris Brookes revisits November 2014, when Bristol Academy knocked Barcelona out of the Champions League at Ashton Gate, and finds the Barca scorer from that night now playing for the club that beat her.…
News Her Goal, issue 2, December 2025 pp.6–7
A two-page round-up of the autumn's business. Becky Langley leaves Newcastle United after six years and consecutive promotions, while Pia Sundhage departs Switzerland with Barcelona assistant Rafel Navarro succeeding her. Korea DPR retain the…
Other Her Goal, issue 2, December 2025 pp.8–9
A photo tribute marking Millie Bright OBE's retirement from international football, announced in October. The Chelsea captain's summer withdrawal from Euros contention, taken for her health, her future in the game and the team,…
Interview Her Goal, issue 2, December 2025 pp.24–29
Scotland's new head coach on her first months in the job. A former PE teacher who coached in Queensland before serving as Australia assistant at the Tokyo Olympics and the 2023 home World Cup,…
News Her Goal, issue 1, November 2025 p.6
Her Goal's opening news section rounds up around twenty stories from across the women's game in autumn 2025. The headline item is Aitana Bonmati's third consecutive Ballon d'Or, ahead of Arsenal pair Mariona Caldentey…
