Earps wins 2023 Women's World Cup Golden Glove
Manchester United goalkeeper Mary Earps has claimed the Golden Glove award for her performances at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.
The United keeper kept three clean sheets across the tournament, with the Lionesses narrowly missing out on glory after losing 1-0 to Spain in Sunday's final.
Mary brilliantly saved Jenni Hermoso's penalty during the contest in Sydney, but despite England's best attempts it wasn't to be.
However, despite the disappointment, Mary was awarded the Golden Glove accolade for her exploits throughout the tournament.
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She also claimed the WSL's crown for the same accolade last season, keeping 14 shutouts during the 2022/23 campaign.
Reaching new heights once again, Mary will soon return to Manchester, with pundits continuing to sing her praises as to the impact she has made - and continues to make - in the women's game.
"What she has been through the last three, four years, her development as a goalkeeper, her mentality has been phenomenal and that's a credit to her.
"She deserves this credit and accolade, to go from being a number three keeper to being a number one is incredible," added former Arsenal striker Alex Scott, praising Earps's development over the years.
You did us proud
GalleryFlick through these images of United's Lionesses in the 2023 World Cup final.
"I feel like they had a chance and took it, and we didn't. I felt like we were really in the game," she began.
"I'm sure we will feel really proud in a couple of weeks but right now it is really raw. Gutting.
"In a couple of weeks, when the emotion has settled down we will probably be able to look back and feel proud - it is no small feat to get to a World Cup final.
"But we are very competitive people, we came here to win the game and get a gold medal, not a silver one."