Mary Earps: Last News

Mary Earps has penned an emotional message following confirmation of her Manchester United exit.

Wigan's own Olympic 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson scooped the Sports Personality of the Year accolade at the awards on Tuesday (December 17).

BBC Sports Personality of the Year is the biggest night in the sporting calendar, as stars gather to celebrate a year of sports achievements including the Olympics and Paralympics in Paris, Euro 2024 in Germany, and the Men’s and Women’s T20 World Cups.The event, held at MediaCity in Salford, kicked off at 7pm on Tuesday 17 December with Gabby Logan, Clare Balding and Alex Scott hosting the event. Alex looked stunning in a strapless black gown, while Clare dazzled in a trouser suit with a bronze brocade jacket and Gabby added to the glamour with a sparkling black fringe dress.The trio were onstage to oversee awards including the Lifetime Achievement Award, which is being given to Sir Mark Cavendish, the Unsung Hero Award, Coach of the Year, Team of the Year, World Sport Star of the Year, Young Sports Personality of the Year, the Helen Rollason Award given for “outstanding achievement in the face of adversity,” and of course, the much sought after Sports Personality of the Year award, for which the nominees are triathlete Alex Yee, para cyclist Dame Sarah Storey, darts player Luke Littler, Real Madrid and England’s Jude Bellingham, cricketer Joe Root, and Keely Hodgkinson, who won a gold over 800m in Paris.

After more than seven decades of recognising sporting talent across Britain, the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year will be returning to our screens for the 2024 awards.

Gabby Logan has candidly shared her thoughts on hosting Sports Personality of the Year 2024 without Gary Lineker, who stepped back from the role last November. Gabby is set to grace the stage for her 11th year at the prestigious awards ceremony, this time with Clare Balding and Alex Scott by her side.

Stephen Mulhern has opened up about his latest ITV show You Bet! with Holly Willoughby, revealing that he was "so glad" he had her "for support" while filming some of the more tense scenes in the series. You Bet! sees the studio audience and the show's celebrity panel bet on whether competitors can pull off extraordinary feats. The audience's favourite challenger takes home £10,000, while the losing celebrity has to face a hilarious forfeit which sees them perform with the cast of a West End musical without a rehearsal.

TV football pundit and former Arsenal star Ian Wright has slammed Manchester United and co-owners Ineos for not caring enough about the women's team, while he also criticised manager Marc Skinner following the team's recent run of subpar results.

Dan Ashworth has met with Manchester United Women's players after a turbulent summer for Marc Skinner's side.

When Alessia Russo took to the pitch at Leigh Sports Village back in October, the home support made their feelings towards the Arsenal forward unequivocally clear.

Sir Rod Stewart couldn't help but make a playful dig at David Beckham during a recent regal gathering, hinting at the football legend's absence of a knighthood.

In just 15 second-half minutes at Sydney's Accor Stadium, Lauren Hemp had put the Lionesses on the brink of history.

Ella Toone believes England were the better team in Friday night's 2-1 defeat to France and says the Lionesses can learn from the performance ahead of next week's clash in Saint-Etienne.

England have been dealt a major blow in their EURO 2025 qualification campaign as first-choice goalkeeper Mary Earps was forced to leave the field with an injury.

On the pitch she is charismatic and passionate. Both Manchester United and England have reaped the benefits of Mary Earps' big personality and skills.

As the clock ticked down at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon, the pocket of travelling Chelsea fans in the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand opted to make Mary Earps the subject of their derision.

When the teamsheets were distributed at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on Tuesday night, few will have been surprised to see Sarina Wiegman ring the changes for England's clash with the Republic of Ireland.

A primary school in Cheshire was left "really shocked" when they received a pair of signed Mary Earps gloves in a bid to help raise money for a new sports track.

If last season's triumph at the Emirates was evidence of Manchester United's burgeoning Women's Super League (WSL) pedigree, then it was on the same stage that all of the Reds' deficiencies this term were brought into sharp focus.

He's spent much of the last few weeks on social media taking aim at female football commentators and pundits. But former Manchester City midfielder Joey Barton has also been involved in plenty of other controversies over the years.

Victoria Beckham has posted a snap of her husband David Beckham on social media following the news that the Manchester United footballing legend missed out on a knighthood.

King Charles' 2024 honours list has been unveiled, with dozens of familiar faces being recognised for their incredible work including Dame Shirley Bassey, Emilia Clark and Mary Earps. Among those receiving honours is Tony Hudgell, nine, who is awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM).Tony, who hails from Kent, has raised over £1.8 million for Evelina London Children’s Hospital, which saved his life. He heartbreakingly suffered abuse at the hands of his birth parents shortly after he was born, resulting in him having both of his legs amputated.