Season
178 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 pp.28–34
Manchester United forward Elisabeth Terland, who moved to Old Trafford from Brighton & Hove Albion in 2024 after a prolific spell that made her one of the WSL's standout Norwegian imports, reflects on a…
Poster She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 p.85
A single-page pin-up poster of West Ham United and France forward Viviane Asseyi, pictured in claret and blue. No accompanying text beyond her name, club and nationality – a standalone image feature for readers…
Poster She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 p.35
A single-page pin-up poster of Arsenal and Canada forward Olivia Smith, following her British-record transfer fee move from Liverpool to Arsenal this summer (a fee soon topped by Lizbeth Ovalle's move to Orlando Pride,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 pp.86–87
Leicester City defender Asmita Ale discusses being a visibility figure for South Asian communities in English football, having become the first player of Nepalese origin to sign professionally in England, at Aston Villa in…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 pp.36–39
An explainer on UEFA's new secondary club competition, the Women's Europa Cup, which begins this season beneath the Champions League. Alexia García breaks down its two qualification pathways – direct entry via domestic-league placement,…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 pp.88–90
Shetland Women reached the ScottishPower Highlands and Islands League Cup final in September 2025 – a landmark achievement for a side who play in a boys' Under-16s league at home just to get regular…
News She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 pp.40–43
A companion round-up covering the Barclays WSL 2's own busy transfer window, headlined by two-time World Cup winner Morgan Gautrat (née Brian) joining Newcastle United on loan from Orlando Pride, and WSL legend Jordan…
News She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 p.91
A brief news item on Bayern Munich's Frauen-Bundesliga opener against Bayer Leverkusen on 6 September, played at the men's team's Allianz Arena and drawing a record German women's club football attendance of 57,762. Reigning…
Other She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 pp.92–95
Adriana Wehrens examines whether Germany can convert EURO momentum into lasting domestic growth. The national team has not won a major title since Olympic gold in 2016, but Christian Wuck's semi-finalists won new fans…
News She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 pp.4–5
A round-up spanning governance, honours and appointments. The FA Board has approved expanding the Barclays Women's Super League from 12 clubs to 14 from 2026/27, with two automatic promotions at the end of the…
