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16 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
News Her Goal, issue 4, March 2026 pp.6–7
Two pages of February news. Sonia Bompastor extends at Chelsea to 2030, Everton sack Brian Sorensen after almost four years, and Stephen Healy takes over at Sheffield United. WSL Football reports a fully anticipated…
Interview Her Goal, issue 4, March 2026 pp.12–18
The cover interview finds the EURO-winning left-back captaining Newcastle United's WSL 2 promotion push, two summers after leaving Manchester City for home. Stokes corrects the record on her birthplace, Birmingham rather than South Shields,…
News Her Goal, issue 1, November 2025 p.6
Her Goal's opening news section rounds up around twenty stories from across the women's game in autumn 2025. The headline item is Aitana Bonmati's third consecutive Ballon d'Or, ahead of Arsenal pair Mariona Caldentey…
Interview She Kicks, issue 85, July 2024 pp.24–25
Portland Thorns midfielder Sam Coffey discusses her rise into the USA's first-choice defensive-midfield role under new head coach Emma Hayes, after a World Cup snub that she admits was painful at the time. The…
Other She Kicks, issue 84, May 2024 pp.21–25
The first instalment of a two-part feature exploring National Women's Soccer League supporter culture, thirteen seasons into the league's history. She Kicks speaks to fan groups from four clubs: Angel City FC's Pandemonium on…
Interview She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 pp.62–63
Taken at number two in January's NWSL Draft by Kansas City Current after forgoing two years of college eligibility, Michelle Cooper had days earlier won the MAC Hermann Trophy, college soccer's biggest individual prize.…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 73, May 2022 pp.24–26
Three pages with the American forward whose January arrival reunited her with Matt Beard, her old Boston Breakers coach, and helped carry Liverpool back to the WSL. Katie Stengel is very funny on the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 60, May 2020 pp.56–58
Chris Brookes' music-led interview with North Carolina Courage's number ten, whom head coach Paul Riley once called the new Marta. Debinha opened the scoring and was named Most Valuable Player as the Courage took…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 55, August 2019 pp.10–13
She Kicks hands four pages to Heather Owens, who kept a Twitter thread running through the whole of France 2019 and reacted to every one of the 52 matches. The result is a complete,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 53, April 2019 pp.48–50
Paul Riley's North Carolina Courage came into 2019 off the best season in NWSL history: beaten once, 53 regular-season goals, 17 conceded, and the first team to top the standings and then win the…
