Mary Earps

Mary Earps and Sarina Wiegman both won at FIFA's The Best Awards, but Beth Mead had to settle for a place in the World XI only on the night.

Manchester United and England goalkeeper Mary Earps was named the best goalkeeper for 2022, England manager Sarina Wiegman picked up the award for The Best coach and Alexia Putellas clinched the player's award, for her heroics as Barcelona captain before suffering an injury. Mead The greatest in women's football throughout 2022 were celebrated at FIFA's The Best awards in Paris on Monday.

The 29-year-old has also emerged as the best goalkeeper in a highly competitive WSL and has underpinned Manchester United's defensive strength. She beat Lyon's ...

Earps is the first English player to even be nominated as a finalist for the FIFA women’s goalkeeper award, which was created in 2019. On top of her outstanding on-field performances for club and country, Earps gained viral notoriety for her post-match celebrations after England beat Germany in the Euro 2022 final. On the pitch, she has become known for incredible shot-stopping and command of her penalty area, always heard shouting instructions to the defenders in front of her.

Lionel Messi won the men's best player award while England's Beth Mead was pipped to the women's award by Spain's Alexia Putellas.

"For anyone who has been in a dark place, just know there is light at the end of the tunnel, so keep going. "It's incredible to be here right now and celebrate women's football in the world. "They have inspirations.

Argentina star Lionel Messi took the men's best player award at the ceremony held in Paris.

Everyone who is part of the women’s game has the responsibility for that. “But with the growth of the game are also a couple of dangers. We would like to thank them for that because it’s fundamental for the women’s game. The 27-year-old Arsenal forward was included in the best women’s XI, however. The stadiums were full, Wembley was full and there were so many families in the stadiums and they were all celebrating football. As the English say, we brought it home,” Wiegman said.

Manchester United's Mary Earps has been named Best Fifa Women's goalkeeper. Mary Earps, 29, started every game as England won Euro 2022 and recently became ...

Thank you for believing in me the way you have. This is for anyone who has been in a dark place. “Thank you to my loved ones who picked me up off the kitchen floor a few years ago.

Alexia Putellas pips Beth Mead to be named The Best female player in the world at FIFA awards, as England coach Sarina Wiegman and goalkeeper Mary Earps land ...

I would like to thank these incredible people, great players, and staff behind the scenes who have such a big impact,' she added. Best women's goalkeeper: Mary Earps (Man Utd and England) Meanwhile, Earps picked up the FIFA award for the best female goalkeeper in the world, while Wiegman was recognised as the leading coach in the women's game. Wiegman only took over as England boss in 2021 and a year later stunned the world as the Lionesses dominated the European championships. Alexia Putellas pips Beth Mead to be named The Best female player in the world at FIFA awards, as England coach Sarina Wiegman and goalkeeper Mary Earps land prizes at ceremony in Paris Mary Earps and Sarina Wiegman capped off a double-awards swoop at The FIFA 'Best' event in Paris on Monday as the Lionesses European Championship heroics were recognised on the global stage.

Mary Earps and Sarina Wiegman both won at FIFA's The Best Awards, but Beth Mead had to settle for a place in the World XI only on the night.

Manchester United and England goalkeeper Mary Earps was named the best goalkeeper for 2022, England manager Sarina Wiegman picked up the award for The Best coach and Alexia Putellas clinched the player's award, for her heroics as Barcelona captain before suffering an injury. Mead The greatest in women's football throughout 2022 were celebrated at FIFA's The Best awards in Paris on Monday.

The Man United shot-stopper revealed how she fell in love with goalkeeping after scooping the FIFA Best Women's Goalkeeper award.

And my dad said to me, 'see, if one of the other girls was in goal they wouldn't have saved that' and that was it. “Thank you for believing in me the way you have. "I was one of those kids that I wanted to just be involved in it and score because I thought that's where all the fun was. "But I think that it's very unusual to put someone in the firing line of a football coming at any part of your body, face, knees, hands and you've got to sort of like it a little bit and be like, 'okay, cool'. It's the hardest thing to do - it's so unique by nature because there's no one right way of doing things you just find a way for yourself and you see all different goalkeepers playing in the Premier League or in the WSL and they all have a completely different technique. “I would say that anybody that plays in goal has to be a little bit different, whether I'm mad I will let the people decide!"

Despite being shocked by her win, Mary Earps encapsulated the audience.

I've run out of words to say thanks to you for the opportunity you've given me to chase my wildest dreams and for believing in me the way you have. [Kylian Mbappe](http://givemesport.com/kylian-mbappe) was also shown listening intently as Earps addressed the room. "The coaching staff at Man United and England. Thank you so much to all of my teammates, who without, this wouldn't be possible. "I don't really know what to say. "Oh my God," Earps began as she took a moment to process that she had been crowned the best women's goalkeeper in the world.

When Mary Earps accepted her 'Best Women's Goalkeeper' award at FIFA's The Best awards ceremony on Monday night in Paris, she moved the footballing world.

She’s officially the best goalkeeper in the world, a European champion and one of the best people you could ever meet. She’s officially the best goalkeeper in the world, a European champion and one of the best people you could ever meet.” There's only one of the you in the world, and that's more than good enough. What an incredible journey she has had and she is getting well deserved recognition for a stunning year. Sometimes success looks like this, collecting trophies, sometimes it's just waking up and putting one step in front of the other. “Thank you to everyone who voted for me.

Argentina star Lionel Messi took the men's best player award at the ceremony held in Paris.

Everyone who is part of the women’s game has the responsibility for that. “But with the growth of the game are also a couple of dangers. We would like to thank them for that because it’s fundamental for the women’s game. The 27-year-old Arsenal forward was included in the best women’s XI, however. The stadiums were full, Wembley was full and there were so many families in the stadiums and they were all celebrating football. As the English say, we brought it home,” Wiegman said.

When Mary Earps accepted her Best Women's Goalkeeper award at FIFA's The Best ceremony in Paris, she moved the footballing world.

She’s officially the best goalkeeper in the world, a European champion and one of the best people you could ever meet. She’s officially the best goalkeeper in the world, a European champion and one of the best people you could ever meet.” There's only one of the you in the world, and that's more than good enough. What an incredible journey she has had and she is getting well deserved recognition for a stunning year. "Sometimes success looks like this, collecting trophies, sometimes it's just waking up and putting one step in front of the other. “Thank you to everyone who voted for me.

Manchester United and England goalkeeper Mary Earps gave a heartfelt speech upon receiving her Best FIFA Women's Goalkeeper award, dedicating it to 'anyone ...

“This is for anyone who has ever been in a dark place, just know that there is light at the end of the tunnel – keep going. There is only one of you in the world and that’s more than good enough. Thank you so much to all of my teammates, without whom this wouldn’t be possible, the coaching staff at Man United and England, but particularly Ian Wilcock and Darren Ward, who I’m pretty sure deserved a trophy of their own for putting up with me every single day, because that isn’t easy.

Mary Earps Moves the Football World with Emotional Award Speech Mary Earps received the FIFA Best Women's Goalkeeper award at the FIFA's The Best ceremony ...

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