Soccer General Women's Super League (WSL)
Posted 3 months agoKhiara Keating, the talented goalkeeper for Manchester City, has achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the youngest player ever to win the Women's Super League Golden Glove award.
Keating, aged 19, has maintained an impressive record of nine clean sheets this season, having appeared in all 21 league matches for Manchester City, who are in contention for the title.
In comparison, Manchester United's Mary Earps has secured seven clean sheets in 21 games, and Chelsea's Hannah Hampton has achieved six in 10 matches.
Last season, Keating had a brief loan stint at Coventry United in the Championship and played only three league games for City. However, her contributions this season have been instrumental in City's stellar defensive performance, conceding just 14 goals, the lowest in the league.
As the season finale approaches, with City closely trailing Chelsea on goal difference, Keating and her team are gearing up for a crucial match against Aston Villa on Saturday, while Chelsea faces Manchester United, both games scheduled to kick off at 15:00 BST.
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