Maddy Earl

Maddy Earl is a 19-year-old football player who plays as a left winger for Glasgow City, born on 3. november 2006. Follow Maddy Earl on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

In the 2025/2026 SWPL 1 season, Maddy Earl has recorded 0 goals, 0 assists, 54 minutes.

Maddy Earl's 10 most recent matches are shown below. Visit each match page for full details including lineups, match events, and advanced statistics:

• 5. april 2026: 0-1 loss at home vs Hearts (12 minutes)
• 1. april 2026: 0-1 loss at home vs Hibernian LFC (25 minutes)
• 29. mars 2026: 2-1 win at home vs Rangers (unused substitute)
• 22. mars 2026: 0-1 loss away at Rangers (unused substitute)
• 18. mars 2026: 1-1 draw away at Celtic (unused substitute)
• 15. mars 2026: 4-0 win at home vs Partick Thistle (17 minutes)
• 21. desember 2025: 1-2 loss away at Sunderland (5 minutes)
• 7. desember 2025: 1-1 draw away at Durham Women FC (unused substitute)
• 23. november 2025: 0-2 loss at home vs London City Lionesses (W) (77 minutes)
• 16. november 2025: 1-2 loss at home vs Crystal Palace (unused substitute)

Maddy Earl's next match is on 24. april 2026 when Glasgow City face Partick Thistle in the SWPL 1.

Maddy Earl currently plays for Glasgow City alongside Chloe Warrington, Amy Muir, Hayley Lauder, Lana Golob, Erín McLaughlin, Lisa Forrest, Abi Harrison, Natalia Wróbel, Emily Whelan, Lydia Sallaway, Amy Anderson, Codie Thomas, Lisa Evans, Kimberley Smit, Nicole Kozlova, Linda Motlhalo, Sofia Määttä, Mebae Tanaka, Emily Gray, Emma Brownlie, Erin Clachers, Tao Stark, Louisa Boyes, and Lee Gibson. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Maddy Earl's career has also included time at Arsenal, Ipswich Town WFC, Sheffield United, and Bristol City.

On the international stage, Maddy Earl has represented England U19 and England U17.

Maddy Earl is from England, and the national teams include Harry Kane, Jordan Pickford, Ezri Konsa, Nico O'Reilly, Elliot Anderson, Marc Guéhi, Harry Maguire, Cole Palmer, Jordan Henderson, Kobbie Mainoo, Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham, Marcus Rashford, Ben White, Dean Henderson, Anthony Gordon, Morgan Rogers, Daniel Burn, Dominic Solanke, Harvey Barnes, Jarrod Bowen, James Garner, James Trafford, Jason Steele, Djed Spence, Valentino Livramento, Lewis Hall, Hannah Hampton, Lucy Bronze, Alex Greenwood, Keira Walsh, Leah Williamson, Esme Morgan, Lauren James, Georgia Stanway, Alessia Russo, Laura Blindkilde, Lauren Hemp, Maya Le Tissier, Anna Moorhouse, Lotte Wubben-Moy, Jessica Carter, Grace Fisk, Poppy Pattinson, Taylor Hinds, Chloe Kelly, Grace Clinton, Lucia Kendall, Agnes Beever-Jones, Beth Mead, Jessica Park, Ellie Roebuck, Niamh Charles, Erica Parkinson, Freya Godfrey, and Keira Barry. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Maddy Earl has won 4 titles: SWPL Cup (2025/2026) with Glasgow City and Women's League Cup (2023/2024, 2022/2023) and A-Leagues All Stars Women (2023/2024) with Arsenal.

Maddy Earl has competed in Women's League Cup Grp. D, WSL 2, and SWPL 1. Each league page on FotMob provides comprehensive coverage including standings, fixtures, top scorers, and detailed team statistics.

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