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14 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 53, April 2019 pp.8–9
Chelsea reach a second successive Champions League semi-final in the 91st minute in Paris. Second-half strikes by Hannah Blundell and Erin Cuthbert had given them a 2-0 first-leg lead, but Kadidiatou Diani scored soon…
News She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.4–6
New Zealand's head coach resigns after an independent review into the team's culture and after thirteen players refused to play for him, alleging bullying, intimidation and a culture of fear. Cheryl Foster becomes the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.12–14
Hannah Blundell is not, she cheerfully admits, a headline signing - she is one of the players who simply gets the job done, and last season she got an England debut, a new contract…
Interview She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.20–22
Gilly Flaherty left Chelsea after four and a half years and seven major trophies because, as she puts it, she had faded into the background among so many senior internationals and just wanted to…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.8–11
The twentieth FA Women's Football Awards gathered the game from grassroots to elite at The Brewery in Islington, and Chelsea led it as they had led the season, taking Club of the Year with…
Match report She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.12–13
Over forty thousand people came to Wembley in the evening sunshine and saw Chelsea, the best side in England that season, beat Arsenal 3-1 to complete the double. Ramona Bachmann scored twice in the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.14–18
Katie Chapman lifted the FA Women's Cup and League Cup with Millwall at fourteen and retires twenty-two years later with ninety-four caps, thirty major domestic titles and a European trophy. She has no interest…
Other She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 p.70
The issue signs off with three items, only one of which the reader can actually finish. A Spot the Difference plants seven changes in a photograph and prints the answers - a VW badge…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 p.3
Jen O'Neill opens on the Eniola Aluko affair and says she has agonised over how to cover it, concluding readers already know the facts. Her own position she states plainly: the utmost admiration for…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.42–45
Since 2000 there have been thirteen World Cups, Olympics and European Championships, and only one was won by a male coach. Glenn Moore lays that record beside the opposite imbalance in opportunity - six…
