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27 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview She Kicks, issue 87, November 2024 pp.22–25
EA Sports FC 25 Line Producer Andreas Wilsdorf discusses the landmark decision to open the game's Career Mode to women's football for the first time, following the format's 2015 series debut. He explains how…
Interview She Kicks, issue 60, May 2020 pp.44–47
Chris Brookes' interview with the Sweden head coach who led them to World Cup bronze in 2019, their best finish since 2003. A former bingo caller, police officer and Hammarby IF player, Gerhardsson describes…
Other She Kicks, issue 51, January 2019 pp.36–39
A four-page review of the women's football year, in which She Kicks asked contributors and friends of the magazine for their favourite moment of 2018, their most depressing, and one wish for 2019. Journalists…
News She Kicks, issue 50, November 2018 pp.4–7
A four-page news round-up opening the November 2018 issue. Nils Nielsen is confirmed to replace Martina Voss-Tecklenburg as Switzerland head coach, Jess Fishlock is loaned by Seattle Reign to Lyon for their Champions League…
Other She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.74
The issue signs off with its puzzle page. A Spot the Difference is built on a photograph marking the FA's deal with Disney, in which the Lionesses meet Mickey and Minnie Mouse, and the…
News She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 p.6
She Kicks lists thirty-four transfers completed during the WSL mid-season break. Birmingham City recruit heavily in Europe, taking Ann-Katrin Berger from Paris Saint-Germain, Isabelle Linden from Frankfurt and Andrine Hegerberg from Kopparbergs Goteborg, while…
News She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.4–7
May's news opens with Chan Yuen-ting becoming the first woman to lead a professional men's team to a top-flight title, her Eastern side winning the Hong Kong Premier League. Hope Powell joins the PFA…
Interview She Kicks, issue 33, February 2016 p.28
Nineteen-year-old Germany striker Pauline Bremer, at Lyon since July, has taken the move in her stride with five goals in ten games despite competing with Ada Hegerberg, Lotta Schelin and Eugenie Le Sommer. She…
Other She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.49
Shirasu Naoya judges Japan's result almost perfect but their performance unimpressive: sometimes brilliant, often mediocre. He suspects Kozue Ando's absence influenced them significantly, and argues they reached the final through experience and some luck…
Interview She Kicks, issue 28, June 2015 pp.26–27
Sweden midfielder Olivia Schough, looking to become a regular starter, previews a tournament in which her country have again been drawn with the United States, the sixth time in seven World Cups. Her first…
