Mary Earps

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Mary Earps
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Personnel
Surname Mary Alexandra Earps
birthday March 7, 1993
place of birth Nottingham ,  UK
size 171 cm
position goal
Juniors
Years station
West Bridgford Colts
Leicester City
Women
Years station Games (goals) 1
2009-2010 Leicester City WFC
2010-2011 Nottingham Forest LFC
2011–2012 Doncaster Belles 20 (0)
2013 Birmingham City LFC 5 (0)
2014-2015 Bristol City WFC 27 (0)
2016-2018 Reading FC 35 (0)
2018– VfL Wolfsburg II 2 (0)
2018-2019 VfL Wolfsburg 4 (0)
2019– Manchester United 10 (0)
National team
Years selection Games (goals) 2
2011–2012 England U-19 8 (0)
2013 England U-23 / Next Gen
2017– England 5 (0)
1 Only league games are given.
As of January 5, 2020

2 As of November 9, 2019

Mary Alexandra Earps (born March 7, 1993 in Nottingham ) is an English football goalkeeper . The goalkeeper is currently under contract with the English first division club Manchester United and played for the English national team for the first time in 2017 .

Career

societies

Earps was transferred from the City Center of Excellence to Leicester City in 2011 as a competitor to the goalkeeper Leanne Hall . In 2010 she returned to her hometown for Nottingham Forest LFC . In 2011, for the inaugural season of the FA Women's Super League , she received a contract with the Doncaster Belles at the age of 18 . In her first season she was used in seven games, but not without conceding a goal. The following season , she made 13 appearances, but only kept clean in the last game against bottom of the table Liverpool . The Belles finished both seasons in penultimate place.

For the 2013 season she moved to runner-up Birmingham City LFC . There she only made five appearances and only stayed in the games against her previous team without conceding a goal, which was then relegated as bottom of the table. After all, she made her first international appearance with Birmingham in a 5-2 draw in the last 16 of the 2013/14 UEFA Women's Champions League against Russian champions FC Sorki Krasnogorsk .

From 2014 she played for the new runner-up Bristol Academy Here she was not used once in her first season, whereby she did not allow a goal three times. However, Bristol fell to the penultimate place in the table. In 2015 she played in all 14 league games, but only conceded twice without conceding. She could not prevent Bristol from being relegated bottom of the table. With Bristol, however, she made six appearances in the UEFA Women's Champions League 2014/15 , where she did not concede twice, u. a. against FC Barcelona . In the quarter-finals she then conceded twelve goals in two games against the eventual winner 1. FFC Frankfurt .

After relegation from Bristol, she moved to newly promoted Reading FC . Here she stayed in twelve games in 2016 but only in a goalless draw against her former club Birmingham without conceding a goal. Reading was able to stay in the league as penultimate. In the "Spring Series" called short transition season 2017, she was used in all eight games, but only stayed 1-0 against the later bottom of the table Yeovil Town without conceding. In 2017/18 she remained clean in eight out of 15 games and reached fourth place with her team - their best placement in the FA Women's Super League .

For the 2018/19 season she then moved to the German champions VfL Wolfsburg . There she could not prevail against the German national team goalkeeper Almuth Schult . She only came to three missions when Schult had measles . The wolves received their only defeat of the season in these games. In addition, she was used in two cup games against lower-class clubs in the second round and in the round of 16, which were won without a goal. At the end of the season she was able to celebrate the double , even if she had contributed little to it.

For the 2019/20 season she moved to the new English first division club Manchester United . There she became the goalkeeper in the first ten games.

National team

Earps took part in the second qualifying round for the 2011 U-19 European Women's Football Championship in spring 2011 . After two 3-0 wins against Croatia and Portugal, however, they lost 1-0 against Norway and thus missed the final in Italy. A year later, the second qualifying round was survived, but at the finals in Turkey they only remained without conceding a goalless draw against Serbia, the other two games against Sweden and Spain were lost without a goal of their own. The English women were eliminated as third party. This ended her time in the U-19s and from then on she played in the U-23 or "Next Gen" team - mostly in smaller tournaments and friendly matches, as there are no official competitions for this age group.

In July 2013 she took part in the Universiade in Kazan as a student at Loughborough University and won the gold medal with the British student team.

In April 2014 she was nominated for the World Cup qualifier against Montenegro because other goalkeepers were injured . For the following game against Ukraine she was removed from the squad again.

She received her second nomination in September 2015 to replace the injured Siobhan Chamberlain for the first qualifying match for the 2017 European Championship against Estonia . She was then nominated for a tournament in the People's Republic of China .

In September 2016, she was nominated for the last game in qualifying for the 2017 European Championship after Rebecca Spencer was injured. After successfully completing the qualification, she was nominated again for Spencer for two games in October and nominated for the last game of the year against EM host Netherlands .

In March 2017, she was part of the squad that finished third at the SheBelieves Cup 2017 .

In June 2017 she was invited to train with the EM squad in preparation for the EM. She made her first appearance for the Lionesses on June 10 in the friendly against Switzerland when she was substituted on for goalkeeper Karen Bardsley in the 75th minute .

In September she was nominated for the Lionesses' first game in World Cup qualification against Russia . She was also appointed by interim coach Mo Marley for the first international game under her leadership, a friendly against France .

In 2018 she was initially nominated for a January training camp in Spain . This was followed by nominations for the World Cup qualifiers against Wales , Bosnia and Herzegovina in April and Russia in June and after the summer break in Wales and Kazakhstan

In the last qualifying match for the 2019 World Cup , in a 6-0 win against Kazakhstan , she was in the starting line-up for her second international match for the first time, but was replaced one minute after the 4-0 win.

After successfully qualifying, she was nominated for the England's first international match against Brazil and a game against Australia in October. Against Australia, she played for the first time over 90 minutes in her third international match, but also conceded her first goal with the Lionesses. In the 3-0 win against Austria on November 8, 2018, she was also in the starting line-up, but was replaced after 79 minutes.

In January 2019 she took part in a training camp in Qatar . At the end of February / beginning of March 2019 she was part of the squad that won the SheBelieves Cup for the first time , but was not used. At the end of March she was nominated for two test matches in April.

After she was not used in the first April game against Canada , she was substituted on in the last test match before the World Cup squad nomination on April 9 for the second half against Spain . On May 8th she was nominated for the World Cup . At the World Cup, which finished her team in fourth place, she was the only player in the squad that did not play.

successes

Awards

  • 2017: Election to the WSL Team of the Year

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ womenssoccerscene.co: Improvement on Leicester's agenda
  2. ^ Thefa.com: England goalkeeper Mary Earps signs for Bristol Academy
  3. ↑ manutd.com: United Women's ins and outs this summer
  4. ↑ thefa.com: FA introduce a Next Gen squad into the Lionesses set-up
  5. ^ Thefa.com: Greenwood set for debut
  6. ↑ sportresult.com: Athlete Information
  7. ↑ GBR - EST 5: 1 (2: 1)
  8. ^ Liverpoolfa.com: Great Britain Winners of World University Games
  9. ↑ thefa.com: Mark Sampson names England Women's squad for Montenegro
  10. ↑ England squad named for Ukraine World Cup qualifier
  11. ^ Thefa.com: Four England players ruled out of Estonia qualifier
  12. ^ Thefa.com: Lionesses squad named for tournament in China
  13. ^ Thefa.com: Rafferty, Spencer out, Earps in as England go to Belgium
  14. ↑ thefa.com: Injured Rebecca Spencer withdraws from Lionesses squad
  15. ↑ thefa.com: England Women's boss Mark Sampson names squad for Netherlands trip
  16. ↑ thefa.com: Lionesses boss Mark Sampson selects his 23 to face USA, Germany and France
  17. ↑ thefa.com: Mary Earps to train with Lionesses' Euro 2017 squad
  18. ↑ independent.co: England's Lionesses continue Euro 2017 preparations with 4-0 win over potential quarter-final opponents Switzerland
  19. ↑ thefa.com: Lionesses go again
  20. ^ Thefa.com: Lionesses set for France
  21. ^ Mo Marley calls up 30 players for England training camp in La Manga
  22. ^ Thefa.com: England squad named for World Cup qualifiers against Wales and Bosnia
  23. ↑ thefa.com: Phil Neville selects 20-player England squad for World Cup qualifier in Russia
  24. ^ Thefa.com: England Women's squad named for World Cup qualifiers in Wales and Kazakhstan
  25. ↑ thefa.com: England Women finish World Cup qualifiers with a flourish
  26. ^ Thefa.com: England Women's squad named for matches against Brazil and Australia
  27. ↑ England vs. Australia 1 - 1
  28. ↑ thefa.com: Chioma Ubogagu and Georgia Stanway goals help England to routine win in Vienna
  29. ↑ thefa.com: England squad named for January training camp in Doha
  30. ↑ thefa.com: Phil Neville names England Women's squad for the annual SheBelieves Cup
  31. ^ Thefa.com: England squad named for opening 'Road to France Series' games with Canada and Spain
  32. ↑ thefa.com: England get first win in Road to France Series with victory over Spain in Swindon
  33. ↑ thefa.com: England squad named for 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup
  34. ↑ thefa.com: Five Man City players named in PFA WSL Team of the Year
personal data
SURNAME Earps, Mary
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Earps, Mary Alexandra (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION English soccer goalkeeper
DATE OF BIRTH March 7, 1993
PLACE OF BIRTH Nottingham , England, UK