- Britain’s Mary Earps said trading tips with Manchester United goalkeeper.
- David de Gea helped lift her exhibitions to another level at.
- European Championship as she arrived at their significant last in 10 years.
Mary Earps contributed various early saves to keep Sweden under control in the semi-last before Sarina Wiegman’s side in the end.
Traveled to a 4-0 triumph in Sheffield and set up a confrontation with old opponents Germany at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
The 29-year-old was called right into it inside the initial 30 seconds and denied Sofia Jakobsson with an outstretched left leg at short proximity, in a save that bore every one of the signs of Spanish worldwide De Gea.
“I’ll take that examination, no issue by any means,” Earps told British media on Wednesday, adding that she got a celebratory message from De Gea after the last whistle at Bramall Lane.
“I and David talk a tad. We message to and fro about results and clean sheets and stuff. At Manchester United he’s truly steady of the ladies’ down. Having his backing is consistently great.
“It’s truly significant as a ‘manager that you foster your own style however, in light of the fact that not all things work.
You could see something on TV however it may not work for you. Everybody’s constructed in an unexpected way, we as a whole have various qualities.”
Earps, who has surrendered just a single objective in England’s five games up to this point, said she is savoring the opportunity to excel on the large stage in the wake of passing up determination for last year’s Tokyo Olympics under break supervisor Hege Riise.
Having fallen behind youth Ellie Roebuck in the food chain under past chief Phil Neville,
Earps returned the overlay after a calf injury to the Manchester City goalkeeper and procured her most memorable cap for almost two years under Wiegman last September.
“I’m totally cherishing playing at this level,” Earps said. “It’s a particularly fabulous inclination. I’m simply so glad I can be a piece of this England group.
“My partners have expressed a few truly pleasant things – a few astonishing things – about me and that simply means everything.
I need to be all that I can be for them.”




















