She Can Kick It
Clare McEwenWomen’s football - the past, present, and future of the game - written by author and journalist, Clare McEwen (who is still raging about being denied football as a kid but now channels it positively - mostly - here).
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The all new Subway Players Cup
Last season’s Subway Women’s League Cup will now be the Subway Players Cup for 2026-27. And the format has been tweaked too.
Oh yeah, and last year’s winners - Chelsea - won’t be part of the competition this season.
The League Cup has had...
How organised women’s football began across Europe: England and Scotland
Women’s football grew in pockets: players formed teams, teams created small competitions, and those competitions slowly began to join the dots across each country.
Most were built without football federation backing; most were built in the...
A year on Substack: my 10 most read articles
I’ve published an article on Substack every week for a year.
Every week, I’ve written something new. I’ve spent time learning my craft, finding my voice, and - perhaps most importantly - turning up consistently.
That consistency would hav...
How organised women’s football began across Europe: Germany, Netherlands, France
Women’s football grew in pockets: players formed teams, teams created small competitions, and those competitions slowly began to join the dots across each country.
Most were built without football federation backing; most were built in the...
The best stories in English women’s football aren’t all in the WSL
This week the FA Women’s National League fixtures were released. Tiers 3 and 4 of English women’s football may not ordinarily be on your radar but I want to convince you they should be.
Where we all love the flashy end of football, the big...
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She Can Kick It is written by Clare McEwen - author, journalist, and woman who has never walked past a football pitch without stopping to watch. This is women's football: past, present, and future.
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