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Megan Campbell

13 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive

Enter the Dragons

Match report She Kicks, issue 88, February 2025 pp.14–15

Wales secured qualification for a first-ever major tournament with a nerve-shredding play-off victory over the Republic of Ireland in Dublin. Having drawn the first leg 1-1 in Cardiff, Rhian Wilkinson's side led 2-0 through…

Blue Are Ya?

Other She Kicks, issue 84, May 2024 p.62

A picture-clue trivia quiz marking Steph Houghton MBE's retirement, challenging readers to identify six of her former Manchester City teammates from cryptic clues. The answers span Carli Lloyd, a World Cup final hat-trick scorer;…

Carry On Kiernan (Leanne Kiernan interview)

Cover feature She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 pp.28–31

Three years after leaving Shelbourne for West Ham at nineteen, Leanne Kiernan drops a division to join Matt Beard's Liverpool, the manager she played under in London. Settling was easy with Niamh Fahey and…

Meet The Citizens (Manchester City Squad Guide)

Other She Kicks Special Edition, May 2019 pp.20–23

Continuing a She Kicks tradition, Manchester City's squad is introduced by one of its own. Georgia Stanway, described in the 2017 version of this feature by Karen Bardsley as a future top talent, works…

Campbell the Comeback Kid (Megan Campbell interview)

Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.16–18

Megan Campbell signed for Manchester City in February 2016 and then lost most of two years to ankle ligament damage, a torn quad and a more serious ankle injury that cost her eight months.…

Meet the Citizens: Karen Bardsley on the Manchester City Squad

Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 pp.19–21

Manchester City's goalkeeper walks through the squad before Wembley with an eye for character as much as ability. Lucy Bronze simply wins at life and is the most competitive person Bardsley has met; Steph…

News

News She Kicks, issue SK16, September 2013 pp.4–7

A four-page news round-up. Bruno Bini is replaced as France coach by Philippe Bergeroo after a quarter-final exit, and Iceland's Siggi Eyjolfsson steps down after seven years. England crash four places to eleventh in…

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