Interview
·She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 ·p.54
Mexico's Pamela Tajonar joined Celtic last summer and has been immense between the sticks, her sharp reflexes in the Scottish Cup semi-final against Glasgow City taking the Hoops to an Old Firm final with…
News
·She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 ·pp.4–6
Three pages of news from the spring of 2023, opening on The Best FIFA awards and the FIFPRO Women's World 11 and closing on a fixtures diary that runs from April's Finalissima to the…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 ·pp.8–9
Some of the game's biggest names gathered in Paris at the end of February for FIFA's The Best awards, and the Lionesses took two of the main accolades. Alexia Putellas won The Best FIFA…
Tournament feature
·She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 ·p.35
The draw for Australia and New Zealand 2023 was made in Auckland at the end of October, and She Kicks sets out what it means. England were grouped with China and Denmark plus a…
Tournament feature
·She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 ·pp.28–31
Fourteen of the Team GB squad speak to the media before Tokyo, and the answers make a group portrait. Kim Little remembers London 2012 over coffee with Ellen White and Steph Houghton, all Arsenal…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 ·pp.32–33
The centre spread of the issue is given to the complete Tokyo 2020 women's football schedule, printed in British Summer Time. Group E puts Great Britain with Chile, Japan and Canada, opening at the…
Cover feature
·She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 ·pp.34–39
Jill Scott talks by video from Team GB's base in Japan, at her ninth major tournament and her second Olympics. The flight over coincided with England's men's semi-final, watched on intermittent wifi, and the…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 ·pp.40–42
Three journalists answer the same six questions about the Olympic tournament, half seriously. Sophie Lawson wants to see Zambia's Barbra Banda and most of the Japan squad, tips New Zealand to take something off…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 ·pp.44–47
Nine years on, two of the London 2012 Team GB squad look back. Ifeoma Dieke, born in the United States and one of only two non-English players in the squad, started the first two…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 ·p.62
The puzzle page runs two games, both Olympic-adjacent. The first is a spot-the-difference built from Glasgow City celebrating a fourteenth successive Scottish title, a run in which the captain Leanne Ross has played a…