Best saves by England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton

Hannah Hampton became the youngest goalkeeper to reach 100 Women’s Super League (WSL) appearances in Chelsea’s 5-0 win against Everton at the weekend.

The 23-year-old has made a seamless transition to top-flight football, continuing to go from strength to strength in her bid to become England’s number one.

Questions have been raised over Hampton’s decision to leave Aston Villa for Chelsea in the summer of 2023, with many fans questioning why a young keeper of his talent would choose to move to an already stacked club with people like Ann-Katrin Berger and Zecira Musovic. .

However, Hampton didn’t take long to dismiss those questions, making his Blues debut in a 3-0 win at Bristol City in December 2023. For Hampton, the rest was history.

Having become the youngest WSL goalkeeper to reach 100 league appearances aged just 23, Hampton continues to show why his talent knows no bounds.

90 minutes have ranked Hannah Hampton’s top five saves during her top flight career.

A meeting with Arsenal in the Continental Cup final awaited either Manchester City or Chelsea, and Hampton certainly had his say on the matter.

Hampton’s heroics saved the day for the Blues at the Joie Stadium, making ten saves against one of Europe’s best fronts.

Selected as Englandnumber one in the two meetings with France in the UEFA Women’s League of NationsHampton showed why she is so deserving of her spot on the Lioness team.

It was a disappointing outing for England at St James’ Park as France ran out 2-1 winners on this occasion. Despite the result, Hampton was able to show its strengths after a diving save denied Maelle Lakrar’s header from floating into the top bins.

A performance against his future team marked the beginning of Hampton’s brilliance in the WSL. First denying a Sam Kerr shot from close range, Hampton regained his composure to make a remarkable double save to block Guro Reiten’s shot.

Former Aston Villa manager Carla Ward celebrated from the sidelines… ‘Hannah, great!’

Hampton, causing a serious headache for Sarina Wiegman’s selection, continues to prove that she is a serious threat to Mary Earps for the number one jersey.

A 91st-minute save saw Hampton maintain England’s 2-1 lead over France in a must-win clash with the Lionesses. Hampton’s lightning reaction time led England to victory in the UEFA Women’s Nations League match in Saint-Etienne.

Making it to number one is none other than Hampton’s heroic save in the dying minutes of Chelsea’s 1-0 win over Aston Villa on the opening weekend of the current season.

Sealing the win against her former team, a range save saw Hampton tip Sabrina D’Angelo’s header over the crossbar.

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