Nationality
356 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.39
Emma Berglund lost a home European Championship to an ACL she felt and heard go while defending against Marta in the opening league game of 2013, and calls the chance to play in this…
Other She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.43–45
The magazine's regular music slot is expanded to take in all sixteen finalists, one player from each supplying a track. Norway's Nora Holstad Berge offers a Cyrus sibling to match the Hegerbergs, Shanice van…
Other She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.46–47
Seven pundits and journalists give their Euro 2017 predictions and, read a decade later, the page is quietly remarkable for who nobody picks. Germany get the votes of Alan Campbell and Wayne Boyce, England…
Other She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.48
She Kicks puts the same two questions to its readers and prints their tweets. Germany win the vote, often on grounds nobody bothers to dress up - they have won it since 1995, it…
Other She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.74
The issue signs off with its puzzle page. A Spot the Difference is built on a photograph marking the FA's deal with Disney, in which the Lionesses meet Mickey and Minnie Mouse, and the…
News She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.8–11
Australia launch a government-backed bid for the 2023 World Cup, nine French cities are confirmed for 2019, and Kyiv takes the 2018 Champions League final. Lyon beat PSG on penalties in Cardiff in a…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.13
She Kicks opens its Euros coverage by laying out what makes this tournament different: sixteen teams for the first time, seven Dutch venues, and three weeks running from Utrecht on 16 July to Enschede…
Interview She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.25–27
At thirty-five, Casey Stoney thought Canada might be her last tournament and calls this squad place one of the biggest achievements of her career. She takes the team-mum role seriously and calls it a…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.28–32
Scotland reach a first major tournament after losing three successive play-offs, and Alan Campbell introduces the squad that got them there. Gemma Fay stands one cap short of becoming Britain's first two-hundred-cap footballer and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.32
Freshly signed by Arsenal after five years in the German league with Turbine Potsdam and Bayern Munich, Lisa Evans is emphatic that Scotland are not travelling to make up numbers - they are going…
