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FIFA Women's World Cup

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

2015 Looking Back and Looking Forward

Other She Kicks, issue 32, January 2016 pp.29–31

Players and coaches from across the game name their best footballing moment of 2015, a Christmas wish and a new year resolution. Steph Houghton picks winning World Cup bronze with England and captaining her…

Bye Bye Abby (Abby Wambach interview)

Interview She Kicks, issue 32, January 2016 pp.32–33

Abby Wambach closes a fourteen-year international career in New Orleans having won virtually every honour available: Olympic gold, a FIFA Ballon d'Or and, in 2015, a World Cup. The biggest thing she feels is…

Becky Easton interview: Easton’s Epic Career

Interview She Kicks, issue 31, November 2015 p.13

A four-page career retrospective with Liverpool's Becky Easton, at 41 still going strong in a career spanning three decades. Having signed as a professional in 2012 with the men's club she has supported all…

Demi Stokes interview: Demi Delighted to be Back

Interview She Kicks, issue 31, November 2015 p.23

Chris Brookes talks to Demi Stokes, back on home soil after four seasons with the University of South Florida and a three-year contract signed with Manchester City in January. A permanent fixture in the…

She Kicks A Beat With… Sophie Schmidt (Canada, 1.FFC Frankfurt)

Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 31, November 2015 p.56

Chris Brookes profiles Canada midfielder Sophie Schmidt for the music-themed She Kicks A Beat slot, following her July move from Sky Blue FC to Champions League holders 1.FFC Frankfurt in the year of her…

News: Dutch host Olympic play-offs; Southampton Saints washout/blowout defeat; England trio (Bardsley, Bronze, Houghton) named FIFA WWC2015 All-Star Squad; FA WSL expansion to 24 teams by long-term aim; Soccerella new women’s football store; Spain coach Ignacio Quereda resigns after 27 years, Jorge Vilda replaces; Sweden win UEFA U-19 Euros, Young Lionesses miss out on 2016 U20 WWC

News She Kicks, issue 30, October 2015 p.4

The first page of the issue's news round-up. The Netherlands will host a mini-tournament against Norway, Sweden and Switzerland the following March to decide UEFA's third qualifier for the Rio Olympics, a slot available…

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