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10 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview Her Goal, issue 8, July 2026 pp.12–19
An extended cover interview with a twist: Brighton captain Fran Kirby is questioned not by a staff writer but by her close friend and former Chelsea and Brighton teammate Maria Thorisdottir. They cover Kirby's…
Interview She Kicks, issue 53, April 2019 p.50
The Coach Kicks Q&A alongside the Paul Riley feature. He tries never to repeat a session across a whole season, because after four years with the same team repetition breeds boredom, and as an…
Interview She Kicks, issue 33, February 2016 pp.23–25
United States head coach Jill Ellis reflects on winning the World Cup barely twelve months into the job and looks ahead to Rio. She describes a position with zero margin for error, where one…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 32, January 2016 p.3
Jen O'Neill bids farewell to 2015, listing what made it: the World Cup in Canada, a Women's FA Cup final at Wembley, significantly higher WSL attendances and more full-time contracts, Chelsea's double and Glasgow…
News She Kicks, issue 31, November 2015 p.4
The first of the issue's news pages gathers international and club items from October 2015. UEFA confirms the Women's EURO 2017 match schedule, opening in Utrecht on 16 July and ending with the final…
News She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.4–7
The tournament in Canada sets record television audiences worldwide, the final becoming the most-watched football match ever in the United States with 25.4 million viewers, while the England-Japan semi-final peaked at 2.4 million on…
Match report She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.29
The United States win the World Cup 5-2 against Japan at BC Place, Carli Lloyd scoring a hat-trick inside sixteen minutes with Lauren Holiday and Tobin Heath also on target, Yuki Ogimi replying and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.46
Morgan Brian, at 22 the youngest member of the World Cup-winning United States squad, describes the quarter-final against China as the point the tournament turned. With Lauren Holiday and Megan Rapinoe suspended she was…
News She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.4–8
Germany regain the top of the FIFA world rankings from the United States for the first time in seven years, with France reaching a best-ever third and England sixth. Nadine Kessler and Ralf Kellermann…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.38–39
Katrina Gorry, known as Mini for her four foot nine frame, reflects on being named AFC Women's Player of the Year for 2014, joining names such as Sun Wen and Aya Miyama on a…
