Khiara Keating, the 20-year-old goalkeeper for Manchester City and the England women's national team, has appeared in court alongside her mother, Nicola Keating, charged with possession of nitrous oxide, a class C drug commonly referred to as 'hippy crack.' The charges stem from an incident on June 18, where they were accused of possessing 11 large canisters of the substance. Both women pleaded not guilty and have been granted unconditional bail, with their case adjourned until September 10 for a pre-trial review. If found guilty, they could face penalties ranging from fines to potential imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offence. Keating has had a successful football career, including winning the Women's Super League Golden Glove and receiving her first call-up to the Lionesses in October 2023. The incident has raised questions regarding her future in professional football as she prepares for the upcoming qualifiers.