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She Kicks, issue 54, June 2019 pp.4–6

She Kicks’ news pages close the 2018-19 domestic season and open the World Cup summer. FIFA announces two new honours, a Best Women’s Goalkeeper award and a FIFA Women’s World11, for the Milan ceremony in September. England’s Under-17s go out of the European Championship on head-to-head records despite beating the Netherlands. Guiseley Vixens fold after their highest ever FAWNL Northern Premier finish, and Rachel Yankey declines to stay on at London Bees. Ada Hegerberg wins a second BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year award ahead of Pernille Harder and Sam Kerr, Hibernian take the SWPL Cup on penalties for the first time, and Blackburn Rovers complete a league and cup double. Kenny Shiels succeeds Alfie Wylie as Northern Ireland manager, and England’s beach soccer side qualify for the inaugural World Beach Games.

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PlayersAda Hegerberg Cailin Michie Emma Craig Jenna Fife Pauline Nelles Pernille Harder Sam Kerr
ClubsArsenal Blackburn Rovers Bristol Academy Cardiff Bluebelles Cardiff City LFC Celtic Academy Chelsea Chicago Red Stars Chichester College Coventry United Crawley Wasps Doncaster Rovers Belles Guiseley Vixens Hibernian
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London Bees MK Dons Olympique Lyonnais Penrhyn Bay Renfrew West Bromwich Albion Wolfsburg
CompetitionsAoC Sport National Championships BBC Women's Footballer of the Year FA Girls' Youth Cup FA of Wales Girls' Cup FA Women's National League FA WSL Scottish League Division 1 Cup SWPL Cup The Best FIFA Football Awards UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship
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World Beach Games
NationalitiesAustralia Czech Republic Denmark England Germany Netherlands Northern Ireland Norway Russia Scotland Spain Switzerland
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Wales
Season2018-19
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