Hannah Hampton delivered a match-winning performance as England defeated Iceland 0-1, making four crucial saves in the second half. Despite some early fumbles, the Chelsea goalkeeper excelled when it mattered most, denying Iceland's attempts and earning praise from manager Sarina Wiegman for her world-class ability under pressure.

Alessia Russo's goal gave England the lead, but Hampton's heroics preserved the advantage throughout the match. Defenders Niamh Charles and Lucy Bronze also contributed with vital goal-line clearances as England clung on to their narrow victory. The result keeps England firmly in control of their World Cup qualification campaign with just two games remaining.

Hampton remained humble about her role after the match, joking about the simplicity of football with BBC Radio 5 Live. Former England goalkeeper Rachel Brown-Finnis lauded her consistent brilliance since Euro 2025. England now sit three points clear at the top of group A3, setting up a crucial showdown against Spain in their upcoming qualifier that will determine the automatic qualification spot.