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356 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.15–17
Gemma Davison, Fran Kirby and Hannah Blundell describe the Chelsea squad defending the trophy they won at Wembley the previous August. Hedvig Lindahl always asks questions and trains constantly; Gilly Flaherty is nicknamed Foghorn…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.36–37
Written seven weeks before the EU referendum, this analysis asks what leaving would mean for the Women's Super League. At present EEA nationals play in the WSL without restriction while non-EEA players need Home…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 p.51
German grassroots goalkeeper Lucia Drexel of SF Bichl answers the Safe Hands questions. Her favourite save came against her former club and rivals with five minutes left at nil-nil, when she somehow stopped a…
Interview She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 p.58
Riga United head coach Justin Whalley recounts how a single 2014 enquiry from Norwegian player Marit Gjerde produced, within an hour, a training session that more than twenty women attended. With backing from Nina…
Interview She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 pp.60–61
Nadine Angerer, the only goalkeeper of either sex to be named FIFA World Player of the Year, talks music and career after retiring with 146 Germany caps, two World Cups and five European Championships.…
Interview She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 pp.62–63
Bayern Munich and Spain playmaker Vero Boquete, a Champions League winner with Frankfurt in 2015 and a runner-up with Tyreso the year before, describes her pre- and post-match habits. With two o'clock kick-offs she…
News She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 pp.4–6
April's news opens with Nicola Sturgeon becoming official Patron of the Scotland women's team and the Irish FA appointing Gail Macklin as Women's Domestic Manager. Doncaster's Ashleigh Mills leaves her playing role after a…
Match report She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 pp.8–9
England open the inaugural SheBelieves Cup with a narrow defeat to the world champions in Tampa, beaten by Crystal Dunn's seventy-second minute strike off the bench in front of 13,027. Mark Sampson concedes his…
Match report She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 pp.10–11
England lead in Nashville through Toni Duggan's seventh-minute goal but lose to a Gill Flaherty own goal and a Babett Peter penalty in front of 25,363. Mark Sampson argues that if those are the…
Match report She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 pp.12–13
England close the tournament with a goalless draw against France in Boca Raton to finish third on goal difference, the United States winning all three matches to take the trophy. Mark Sampson calls it…
