Mary Earps: Last News

Demand for tickets in the Women's Super League (WSL) have skyrocketed after the Lionesses historic Euro win at Wembley last night - as searches for Manchester City games surged by over 3000pc.

Three players who play for Manchester United and Man City, respectively, played huge roles in securing the European Championship after England defeated Germany 2-1 in incredible fashion on Sunday evening.

England Women could well be bringing glory home as they go face-to-face against Germany Women in a gruelling final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday (July 31).The heated affair will see the Lionesses' Beth Mead challenge her German rival Alexandra Popp for the Golden Boot award as they both stand at six goals.If Sarina Weigman's team come out on top in the final, it will end England Women's hurt after narrowly missing out on the trophy to Germany in 2009. READ MORE: Chelcee Grimes on golden boot glory as she names top player to scoop Euros award Now as England backs the Lionesses to bring it home, Daily Star Sport spoke to singer and footballer Chelcee Grimes on what she thinks will go down on Sunday. When asked about her score predictions, she said: "Because I want an entertaining match, I think penalties.

England take on Germany in the final of the 2022 UEFA European Women's Football Championships this weekend.

Injury-ridden Ellie Roebuck wants to make up for lost time as she bids to force her way into Sarina Wiegman’s plans for UEFA Women’s EURO 2022.

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direct to your inboxA spectacular goal from substitute Lauren James was not enough as Manchester United were knocked off the top of the Women's Super League table by defending champions Chelsea.Emma Hayes' side ran out 2-1 winners at Kingsmeadow thanks to goals from Pernille Harder and Fran Kirby.Reds goalkeeper Mary Earps worked hard to deny Australian international Sam Kerr multiple times in the opening minutes, but Harder made the breakthrough after half an hour, sliding the ball home after a period of intense Chelsea pressure, when Magda Eriksson forced a goalline clearance and Kirby struck the post.United’s Kirsty Hanson had a goal ruled out shortly afterwards for offside, and it took the half-time break and the effort of substitute