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36 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other Her Goal, issue 1, November 2025 p.10
Chris Brookes writes an extended tribute to Matt Beard (1978-2025), the manager who won back-to-back WSL titles with Liverpool in 2013 and 2014 and returned a decade later to take the Reds out of…
Other She Kicks, issue 89, April 2025 pp.12–13
A pun-captioned photo spread capturing the best of Barclays Women's Super League action from 26 January to 2 March 2025. Highlights include Naomi Girma warming up for Chelsea after her world-record transfer, Sam Kerr…
Interview She Kicks, issue 87, November 2024 pp.16–21
Lifelong Liverpool supporter Missy Bo Kearns reflects on the summer move that took her away from the club where she'd played since age eight, to Aston Villa. The 23-year-old England Under-23s captain, who recently…
Interview She Kicks, issue 86, September 2024 pp.8–13
Liverpool forward Mia Enderby reflects on a breakthrough debut WSL season that helped fire the club to their highest league finish since their 2014 title win. The 19-year-old Bradford-born talent, who scored a viral…
Other She Kicks, issue 83, March 2024 pp.22–23
A photo gallery capturing the Barclays WSL's biggest on-pitch moments between 10 December 2023 and 18 February 2024, each image given a punning caption. Highlights include Bunny Shaw celebrating with Manchester City teammates against…
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 68, August 2021 pp.4–6
Eniola Aluko becomes Angel City's first sporting director and Jill Ellis is installed as San Diego's president. Caroline Seger wins a 215th cap to become the most-capped European player ever. Fran Kirby takes both…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 pp.8–13
Racing Louisville's first two English players talk from Kentucky, six weeks or so into an inaugural NWSL season. The accents are causing trouble - nobody there knows what a hoover is, and 'water' baffles…
Interview She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 pp.46–50
Liverpool finished bottom in 2012 and then won the league twice. Matt Beard, their manager, explains how: Birmingham had come close with a core of British players, so Liverpool became the first side to…
Other She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 p.45
A page of photographs marking ten years since the first Women's Super League match, and, more usefully, a complete printed record of it. Arsenal beat Chelsea 1-0 at Imperial Fields, the home of Tooting…
