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24 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 64, December 2020 pp.44–48
Glenn Moore opens with a piece of history nobody noticed happening: 1. FFC Frankfurt's 2015 Champions League win, the last a standalone club will take. In 2015 half the quarter-finalists were independent; by August…
Other She Kicks, issue 64, December 2020 pp.14–15
Twelve photographs from the first two months of the 2020-21 Barclays FA Women's Super League, the season the summer's transfer window had reshaped. Alanna Kennedy helps Alex Morgan up at Tottenham; Sam Kerr is…
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 -…
Interview She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.48–51
Houston Dash had never reached an NWSL play-off in six seasons before winning the 2020 Challenge Cup in Utah, and their English head coach is clear about how. He told the players they did…
Interview She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 p.53
The coaches' questionnaire gets a Liverpool answer to almost everything. Vicky Jepson's favourite session to deliver is finishing, because everyone likes hitting the net. Asked which player has made the biggest impression, she declines…
Interview She Kicks, issue 54, June 2019 pp.54–56
Lindsey Horan talks to She Kicks before a first World Cup that took a long time to arrive, having missed the 2012 Under-20 finals to play for Paris Saint-Germain and the 2015 seniors through…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 53, April 2019 pp.10–12
Victories over Brazil and Japan either side of a draw with the hosts gave England their first SheBelieves Cup at the fourth attempt, and She Kicks sets out what it calls a handy record…
Interview She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 pp.44–45
Lindsey Horan bypassed college in 2012, turning down North Carolina to sign for Paris Saint-Germain and becoming the first female American player to turn professional straight out of school. Three years there brought Champions…
Interview She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 pp.46–48
Surrey-born Mark Parsons, a one-time Chelsea Ladies reserves coach who took the Washington Spirit job at twenty-six and lifted them from last to successive play-offs, moved west for 2016 to lead the Portland Thorns…
