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25 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
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…
News She Kicks, issue 28, June 2015 pp.4–6
England Under-19s qualify for the Euro finals in bizarre circumstances after UEFA orders the final sixteen seconds of their game with Norway replayed in Belfast, Leah Williamson holding her nerve to convert the retaken…
News She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 pp.6–7
Sylvia Gore MBE, scorer of England Women's first ever goal in 1972, is inducted into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame alongside Alan Shearer and Trevor Francis. The pioneering German coach Gero Bisanz…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 23, September 2014 p.9
Wolfsburg captain Nadine Kessler is named UEFA Best Women's Player in Europe at the Champions League draw ceremony in Monaco, the unanimous choice of a twelve-strong media jury. The 26-year-old, who led Wolfsburg to…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK21, June 2014 p.36
An interview with Laura Harvey, conducted at her West Seattle home during a visit to the Pacific North West, as the former Arsenal manager enters a second season at Seattle Reign following a table-topping…
News She Kicks, issue SK19, February 2014 p.4
The issue's opening news round-up, running across four pages. Nadine Angerer is named FIFA Women's World Player of the Year and Silvia Neid FIFA World Coach of the Year, with Abby Wambach and Marta…
News She Kicks, issue SK18, December 2013 p.4
A two-page news round-up. Katrine Pedersen retires on 210 caps while accepting the Danish Player of the Year award, four short of Birgit Prinz's European record. Casey Stoney becomes the first woman voted onto…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK18, December 2013 p.51
Harjeet Johal examines the artificial turf controversy surrounding the 2015 World Cup, expanded to 24 nations and starting in Edmonton on 6 June. All six host stadiums share artificial surfaces, five having been built…
Other She Kicks, issue 17, October 2013 p.50
The Kicks and Giggles puzzle page. A Spot the Difference uses a James Prickett action photograph from the England against Wales group game at the under-19 finals Wales hosted, in which England finished runners-up,…
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…
