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 58, January 2020 p.31
The editor picks the photographs of the decade that stayed with her, and they are almost all about pain rather than triumph. The lead image catches Faye White in the instant after firing England's…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 p.32
She Kicks's long-time chief contributor is asked for her match of the decade and works through the contenders before choosing. Team GB's win over Brazil at Wembley at London 2012, Steph Houghton scoring in…
Other She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 pp.33–41
A nine-question picture quiz, one image per year from 2011 to 2019, with the answers printed eight pages later. The questions range from Equatorial Guinea's Bruna catching the ball in the belief a free-kick…
Interview She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 pp.42–45
Morgan Brian was the youngest player in the United States squad that won the 2015 World Cup, and started throughout it in the defensive midfield role. Four years later she won it again, but…
Interview She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 pp.34–40
England's longest-serving player takes the decade year by year. Karen Bardsley has been first-choice goalkeeper at all five major tournaments of the 2010s and has gone from crowds of 100 at Lincoln Ladies in…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 pp.8–11
The second MG ALBA Scottish Women's Football Awards drew 450 guests to Glasgow on St Andrew's Day to hand out nineteen categories. Glasgow City took three, Kirsty Howat as SWPL 1 top scorer, Scott…
Other She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 p.65
The readers' page collects three photographs and the stories behind them. Twelve-year-old Abby Kay met Megan Rapinoe in Seattle in the summer after the World Cup: Rapinoe was injured and did not play, but…
Other She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 p.70
The back-page puzzle spread runs two games. Spot the Difference uses Lynne Cameron's photograph of the England substitutes striking a pose at the 2019 World Cup, a matchday tradition of hers through the tournament,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 pp.26–29
Just turned 27 and back at West Ham after a second World Cup, Adriana Leon is emphatic that the best is still to come. The Canadian forward talks through a well-travelled career - Toronto,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 pp.65–67
Manchester United's manager answers six questions set by Olivia, a nine-year-old Celtic Women and United supporter who once served as a mascot at Old Trafford. Casey Stoney says nobody inspired her to play because…
