Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 ·p.3
Jen O'Neill writes at the end of a season she measures in crowds: an SWPL best of 15,822 at Celtic Park, a packed Kingsmeadow and Leigh Sports Village, almost 45,000 at the Wolfsburg-Freiburg Pokal…
News
·She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 ·pp.4–5
Two pages closing the domestic season and opening the next cycle. The first UEFA Women's Nations League draw puts England with the Netherlands, Belgium and Scotland, with three Paris 2024 Olympic places ultimately at…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 ·pp.20–23
A WSL champion with Arsenal in 2019 and a standout Everton signing for her compatriot Brian Sorensen, Katrine Veje spent much of the season injured: a knee against Manchester United, then a hamstring twice…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 ·pp.29–31
Via France and Denmark, Kyra Carusa reached English football this season with a London City Lionesses side that finished three points off the Championship title, and she is chasing a first major tournament 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…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 ·pp.54–55
A picture round-up of February's FIFA window, from the Cup of Nations to the SheBelieves Cup and the Tournoi de France, taken as programmes built towards the summer's World Cup. The last three places…
News
·She Kicks, issue 77, February 2023 ·pp.4–6
A news run pointed squarely at a World Cup summer. More than half a million tickets had gone to fans in over 120 countries by mid-January, and adidas launched OCEAUNZ as the match ball.…
News
·She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 ·pp.4–6
A news run dominated by change. Hope Powell stepped down at Brighton after an 8-0 home defeat to Tottenham, with Amy Merricks taking interim charge, while Lydia Bedford left Leicester City and was replaced…
News
·She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 ·p.7
Awards season, and one player took most of it. Despite an ACL injury on the eve of the EUROs, Alexia Putellas won a second successive Ballon d'Or Feminin ahead of Beth Mead and Sam…