Hampton kept eight clean sheets in total, including one against Manchester United at Stamford Bridge last weekend.

In that 1-0 victory, Hampton subbed herself off in stoppage time due to illness, not knowing if this would compromise the award, putting her team ahead of any individual accolade. But it has since been confirmed Hampton did receive the clean sheet for the match.

This is the second consecutive season in which Hampton has won the Golden Glove, after sharing it last season with Manchester United's Phallon Tullis-Joyce, and therefore becomes the first goalkeeper to win back-to-back awards.

Hampton came into the campaign off the back of a win at Women's Euro 2025 with England, and became the winner of the first Women's Yashin Trophy at the Ballon d'Or in September.

Congratulations, Hannah!