The former PE teacher of Lioness goalkeeper Hannah Hampton said she always knew the player would one day be England's Number One. A bloody-nosed Hampton kept England's Euro 2025 hopes alive on Thursday when penalty shootout saves saw the nation through to the semi-finals.

Now another English player’s stoic display against Sweden – this time with a bloodied nose – will be etched into the annals after Hannah Hampton’s heroics during the Lionesses’ remarkable shootout victory over Sweden in Zurich.

This is the funny moment England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton is interrupted mid press conference by a family FaceTime call. The Lioness star was speaking to the media after England's dramatic 3-2 penalty win over Sweden in the Euro 2025 semi-finals on Thursday (17 July),

England's No 1 Hannah Hampton's eye condition means she 'can't judge distances'. We explore how it is still possible to be an elite keeper

BBC viewers were left stunned after England hero Hannah Hampton was asked a bizarre question during a live TV interview. The Lionesses roared back from 2-0 down against Sweden to make it to the

After her penalty shoot-out heroics it was perhaps no surprise Hannah Hampton was a woman in demand immediately following England’s quarter-final victory over Sweden.

England beat Sweden on penalties in the Euro 2025 quarter-finals; Chloe Kelly and Hannah Hampton shone in Zurich; Leah Williamson could be an injury doubt for the semi-final against Italy; Michelle Agyemang is proving why she was selected,

HANNAH HAMPTON became the toast of the nation on Thursday – despite being told by doctors she couldn’t be a footballer. The 24-year-old goalkeeper, complete with bloodied nose as a war