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 She Kicks, issue 4, April 2011 p.4
The news round-up opening She Kicks' first digital edition. Germany has taken the 2011 World Cup on the road with a Welcome Tour of the other fifteen participating nations, calling at London in January…
Other She Kicks, issue 4, April 2011 p.30
She Kicks' guide to three of the German cities hosting the 2011 World Cup, aimed at readers planning to follow England. Frankfurt, which stages two group games, a semi-final and the final on 17…
Interview She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.28
Alex Scott interviews her Boston Breakers captain Kristine Lilly, the most capped footballer in the world with 349 United States appearances. Lilly recalls a nervous debut in China at 16 in 1987, scoring and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.34
An interview with Sasa Ihringova, England's premier female referee. Born in Slovakia into a sporting family with a FIFA referee uncle, she resisted his encouragement for a long time because of the abuse she…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.4
Tony Leighton's cover interview with Arsenal winger Rachel Yankey, whose omission from the Euro 2009 squad looked to many like the end of her England road but who has now passed 100 caps, marking…
Match report She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.8
England's 2011 World Cup qualifying play-off second leg, reported with full line-ups. Leading 2-0 from the first leg, England won 3-2 in Wohlen to go through 5-2 on aggregate and reach the finals in…
Interview She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.10
An interview with goalkeeper Karen Bardsley, 26, the California-born fine art graduate whose strong Sky Blue season in the WPS ended when she broke her clavicle in training the day before the 2010 All-Star…
Interview She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.12
An interview with Chelsea left back Claire Rafferty, 21, conducted at Loughborough while she watched her university's women's trials. Rafferty calls her first senior England call-up the proudest moment of her life, phoning her…
News She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.14
Tony Leighton reports Sir Trevor Brooking's view that a home Olympic Games in 2012 will do more for women's football in England than the 2011 World Cup finals in Germany. The FA's Director of…
News She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.14
A kickOFF news round-up from autumn 2010. Wales appoint Finn Jarmo Matikainen, a UEFA Pro Licence holder fluent in five languages, as national teams manager across senior, Under-19 and Under-17 level. The FIFA rankings…
