Hampton said she tossed the Spanish stopper's cheat sheet bottle into a crowd of England fans during the decisive penalty shootout

England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton revealed that she threw penalty notes belonging to her Spanish counterpart, Cata Coll, into the crowd during the European Championship final-deciding shoot-out. The 24-year-old explained in an interview with TalkSport that she discarded the water bottle which belonged to Spain goalkeeper Coll,

Australia keeper Andrew Redmayne did the same to Peruvian counterpart Pedro Gallese during a qualifying playoff for the 2022 World Cup. Redmayne saved the final penalty as Australia won the shootout 5-4. Coll saved Beth Mead's re-taken penalty as Spain took the lead, before Hampton saved two spot-kicks and Spaniard Salma Paralluelo shot wide.

Spain goalkeeper Cata Coll has fired back at Hannah Hampton's claim that she threw her penalty notes into the stands. Hampton was the hero for England as they prevailed on spot-kicks to win the Euros last month. She saved two penalties from Spain duo Mariona Caldentey and Aitana Bonmati, while Salma Paralluelo missed.

England's Hannah Hampton said she threw away her Spanish rival's water bottle, featuring tactical notes, during the Euro 2025 final shootout.

Crafty keeper spotted Spain stopper Cata Coll had scribbled down her research on where Sarina Wiegman’s stars placed their penalties on the side of her drink container - so she lobbed it into the crow