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27 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other Her Goal, issue 6, May 2026 p.62
A name-that-Lioness quiz marking England's World Cup qualifier in Iceland on 18 April, the 500th England women's international, for which Nike produced a bespoke limited-edition warm-up top inspired by the original Women's FA logo.…
Other She Kicks, issue 90, July 2025 pp.90–94
A five-page heritage retrospective on England's return to a major tournament at EURO 2001, their first since the 1995 World Cup, in an era when media passes were requested by fax and eight teams…
Other She Kicks, issue 70, December 2021 p.42
A heritage panel from the She Kicks Back 25th-anniversary spread recording that 1996 belonged to Croydon. Formed in 1991 as Bromley Borough, the south London side took just three years to reach the National…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 64, December 2020 pp.44–48
Glenn Moore opens with a piece of history nobody noticed happening: 1. FFC Frankfurt's 2015 Champions League win, the last a standalone club will take. In 2015 half the quarter-finalists were independent; by August…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 62, August 2020 pp.22–26
Glenn Moore starts with two team photographs - England's men before the 2018 World Cup semi-final and England's women before the 2019 one - and the count that follows them: eleven Black players in…
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…
Interview She Kicks, issue 52, March 2019 pp.47–49
The She Kicks a Beat slot finds Lyon's Dutch forward Shanice van de Sanden at the centre of a story about music and identity. Her stooping header in front of a capacity Utrecht crowd…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.10–33
She Kicks previews the first fully professional Women's Super League club by club, and the answers say as much about the change as any table would. Hope Powell describes Brighton going full-time and the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.28–31
The image everyone remembers is Phil Neville clutching Kayleigh Green's leg as cramp took her down against England, and she is happy enough with the jokes because she had run and run and so…
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…
