ENGLAND ’keeper Mary Earps won the World Cup’s Golden Glove — despite bellowing “f*** off” at Spain’s players.
Earps let rip after saving Jenni Hermoso’s 68th minute penalty to keep the trailing Lionesses in the game.
The moment went viral, and fans vowed to print a picture of her four-letter yell on T-shirts, a nod to Nike’s refusal to make a shirt with her name on.
Man United’s Earps won the Golden Glove after conceding just four goals over seven games.
Gaffer Wiegman said: “I think Mary´s performance has been really good. She has had crucial saves a lot of games in this World Cup, and before that, too."
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She was named the world’s best goalkeeper in women’s football by Fifa in February and is a Euro 2022 champion.
She said of the accolade: “I am proud. It’s very hard to achieve. But I would trade it for a gold medal any day. Disgusted that we fell short.”
Following the final, Nike said it was “working towards solutions for future tournaments” regarding a Mary Earps replica shirt.
Earps — dubbed ‘Mary, Queen of Stops’ — previously called their decision not to produce a World Cup one as “disappointing and very hurtful”.
