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22 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Match report Her Goal, issue 3, February 2026 pp.52–53
Gotham FC became NWSL champions for a second time, edging Washington Spirit 1-0 before a sold-out 18,000 at PayPal Park in San Jose on 22 November, with a Lioness in each starting line-up in…
Other Her Goal, issue 1, November 2025 p.10
Chris Brookes writes an extended tribute to Matt Beard (1978-2025), the manager who won back-to-back WSL titles with Liverpool in 2013 and 2014 and returned a decade later to take the Reds out of…
Interview She Kicks, issue 85, July 2024 pp.24–25
Portland Thorns midfielder Sam Coffey discusses her rise into the USA's first-choice defensive-midfield role under new head coach Emma Hayes, after a World Cup snub that she admits was painful at the time. The…
Interview She Kicks, issue 82, December 2023 pp.48–51
Former Manchester City academy midfielder Millie Davies discusses trading WSL and Champions League football for the U.S. college system, having just completed her sophomore season at Hofstra University on Long Island. Davies explains how…
Other She Kicks, issue 68, August 2021 p.62
The puzzle page runs two games, both Olympic-adjacent. The first is a spot-the-difference built from Glasgow City celebrating a fourteenth successive Scottish title, a run in which the captain Leanne Ross has played a…
Interview She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 pp.32–35
The reigning Best FIFA Women's Player talks about the one dressing-room job she could not handle. Alex Scott used her as co-DJ with England and, when Scott retired, Lucy Bronze found the pressure too…
Interview She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 pp.22–23
The World Cup winner who joined Manchester City on a two-and-a-half-year deal in January takes the magazine's ten-question slot, and slots into it as smoothly as she did into City's defence. She describes herself…
Match report She Kicks, issue 64, December 2020 pp.12–13
The fiftieth Women's FA Cup final, delayed by the pandemic and played before an empty Wembley, still produced a contest that took 120 minutes to settle. Sam Mewis rose to head in Alex Greenwood's…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 p.9
A short scene-setter for the most extraordinary transfer window the FA Women's Super League had seen. The magazine is careful not to take a side on whether the volume of overseas arrivals is a…
Other She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.10–13
A four-page reference map of how international the FA Women's Super League had suddenly become. It lists every player in the 2020/21 season who comes from or represents a nation other than England -…
