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8 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
News Her Goal, issue 2, December 2025 pp.92–93
A short round-up of four players honoured by their clubs as the 2025 NWSL regular season wound down, with the issue going to press as the play-offs began. Angel City celebrated World Cup-winning United…
Interview She Kicks, issue 89, April 2025 pp.16–21
Scotland forward Claire Emslie discusses her remarkable journey from working behind a bar in Bristol to becoming a leading light at Angel City FC, the NWSL's celebrity-backed Los Angeles club. She recounts brushes with…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 80, July 2023 p.12
The page that opens the magazine's World Cup preview, setting out a route through all eight groups with interviews from across the 32 competing nations before a pundit round-table at the end. It shares…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 71, February 2022 pp.53–55
Glenn Moore's World Kicks country profile of New Zealand, co-hosts of the 2023 World Cup with Australia. It traces a unique double, winning the first Asian Cup in 1975 having never played a game…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 62, August 2020 pp.8–12
Chelsea's captain talks through the strangest title of her career - delivered by Emma Hayes over a Zoom call, which she hopes never to repeat - and the three years that took her from…
Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.42
New Zealand forward Hannah Wilkinson has played four major international tournaments, come back from an ACL injury between a World Cup and an Olympics, and carried a guitar through all of it. She started…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 9, July 2012 pp.19–21
A Group E preview built around Team GB's three opponents. Former Football Fern Priscilla Duncan and London-born New Zealand coach Tony Readings assess the Ferns before the opening game at the Millennium Stadium, Duncan…
Tournament feature She Kicks Special Edition, June 2011 p.20
A two-page England preview and Group B guide. The preview accepts there were few surprises in selection while noting the absence of in-form Super League players such as Birmingham's Rachel Williams and Everton's Natasha…
