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
Other She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 pp.40–41
Two pages of numbers and photographs from England's autumn as European champions. A crowd of 76,893 watched them beat the world champions USA 2-1 at Wembley on 7 October. Under Sarina Wiegman they had…
Interview She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 pp.44–49
Six pages with the broadcaster who became Match of the Day's first female commentator, and an unusually good oral history of covering women's football before anyone else did. Oatley describes a working week that…
Other She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 pp.42–43
With the World Cup nine months away, sides used the autumn FIFA windows for serious preparation, and this gallery collects the results. Laura Freigang and Jule Brand celebrate with Paulina Krumbiegel after her late…
Interview She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 pp.54–58
Five pages with the tournament's breakout goalkeeper, five years after she watched the Netherlands win EURO 2017 from the stands as a fan. Van Domselaar had made her senior debut only in February and…
Other She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 p.70
The issue closes with two puzzles built around Spain's remarkable year in youth football: an Under-20 side that beat Japan 3-1 in Costa Rica in August, and an Under-17 side that beat Colombia 1-0…
News She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 pp.4–6
Three pages of news framed by a tournament that had just finished and a season about to start. Three nations parted with their head coaches after the EUROs: Finland's Anna Signeul, Norway's Martin Sjogren…
Interview She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 p.6
A short but substantial set-piece with Papua New Guinea head coach Nicola Demaine, who hails from London, after her side beat Fiji 2-1 to win the OFC Nations Cup and reach an intercontinental play-off…
Interview She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 p.51
The Aston Villa midfielder answers the magazine's ten-question questionnaire and does it in character. Introduced as a genuine livewire and, even with a twin sister in sports broadcasting, an unmistakeable one-off, Littlejohn describes herself…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 pp.38–39
What happened after the whistle. Rich Laverty reports the Lionesses and their families reunited at their Lensbury Resort base in west London with the trophy and gold medals, and then 7,000 well-wishers packing a…
Interview She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 pp.46–50
A long, unusually reflective interview with the Australia defender after a first season at Manchester City that she describes as a rollercoaster. Kennedy is candid about arriving from Tottenham, being away from family, falling…
