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30 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 p.60
This issue's Born Kicking reader is nine-year-old Iyla Andrews-Gauvain, who lives in Cambridgeshire, plays for ICA Sports FC Under-9s and supports Wolverhampton Wanderers Women. She is a right-footed defender because she likes stopping the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 73, May 2022 pp.52–53
Ten years after the event, the Locker Room's captaincy slot goes back to 26 May 2012, when Birmingham City beat Chelsea on penalties at Ashton Gate and Laura Bassett lifted the FA Cup -…
Other She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 p.70
The puzzle page marks the fiftieth year of the Women's FA Cup, a season in which the pandemic left it without a final until the following campaign. The spot-the-difference is built from Barcelona's Champions…
Interview She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 pp.34–40
England's longest-serving player takes the decade year by year. Karen Bardsley has been first-choice goalkeeper at all five major tournaments of the 2010s and has gone from crowds of 100 at Lincoln Ladies in…
Match report She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.8–9
Tottenham's Ronnell Humes scored twice, the second in stoppage time, as an FA Women's National League Select XI beat an Ex-England All-Stars side 2-1 at Boreham Wood in the fourth annual Charity Trophy, with…
News She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 pp.4–6
The news pages carry the first numbers from FIFPro's global survey of some 3,300 elite women players, and they are bleak: 87 per cent would consider quitting early, half are not paid by their…
News She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 pp.4–5
North Korea beat Japan on penalties in an all-Asian final in Jordan to become the first nation to win the Under-17 World Cup twice, England having gone out in the quarter-finals. Rachel Unitt and…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 p.14
A career interview with the woman appointed England head coach in 1998 at 31, the first female, first full-time, first black and youngest manager of any England side, combining a new anniversary interview by…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 p.22
The second era section of the retrospective, covering 2001 to 2005, book-ended by European Championships. It describes slightly better coverage through newspaper columns, teletext pages and Eurosport, Arsenal as the team to beat followed…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 p.52
The final era section of the retrospective, covering 2011 to 2016, opening with the arrival of the WSL and the levelling of the playing field. The year pages log Japan's fairytale World Cup win…
