Summary

  • Use play icon at top of the page to watch live coverage (UK only) - also on iPlayer & Red Button

  • Robert Lewandowski & Alexia Putellas win individual awards

  • Chelsea head coaches Emma Hayes & Thomas Tuchel win best women's and men's coaches awards

  • Cristiano Ronaldo wins special award for becoming all-time record scorer in men's international football

  • Erik Lamela's 'rabona' goal for Tottenham against Arsenal wins Puskas Award

  • Canada's Christine Sinclair wins special award to recognise becoming the highest international scorer with 188 goals

  • Chelsea's Edouard Mendy best men's keeper, Lyon's Christiane Endler best women's keeper

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes

  1. The Best Fifa Women's Player nominee

    Jenni Hermoso

    Jenni HermosoGetty Images

    Jenni Hermoso scored 51 goals in 2021. That is more than any female footballer on the planet. It is second only to Robert Lewandowski (69) for professional goals full stop.

    The 31-year-old registered 46 goals and assists combined in the 2020/21 Primera Division. All that in only 26 appearances. In the course of scoring those she became the highest ever goalscorer for Barca women. On top of that, her eight goals in two games for the Spain national team in 2020-21 made her her country's leading markswoman of all time.

    Her efforts inspired Barcelona to a record-breaking season in the Primera Division. They took 99 points from a possible 102 and finished with a +152 goal difference. They also won the Champions League.

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  2. Previous winners

    Best Fifa Women's Player

    Best Fifa Women's PlayerBBC Sport

  3. No, wait, Lionel is back. Shouldn't have bothered. We're moving on.

  4. Imagine getting Messi and Ronaldo on a Zoom call and not bothering to ask them anything. Jermaine Jenas flexing his presenting power.

    Looks like Messi has logged off. Forget this.

  5. No, he's just talking really quietly.

  6. Erling Braut Haaland is on mute.

  7. "A lot of attackers in this team meaning a lot of work for the defenders," says Matthaus.

    No kidding Lothar. They've got Kante, though. What else do they need?

  8. They've gone a bit maverick with the formation. The Fifa Best Men's team will be playing three-three-***ing- four!

  9. Be a serious row on when that side gets a free-kick or penalty.

  10. Winners: Best Fifa Men's XI

    Best Men's XI: Gianluigi Donnarumma (AC Milan/PSG/Italy), David Alaba (Bayern Munich/Real Madrid/Austria), Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus/Italy), Ruben Dias (Man City/Portugal), Kevin de Bruyne (Man City/Belgium), Jorginho (Chelsea/Italy), N’Golo Kante (Chelsea/France), Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus/Man Utd/Portugal), Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund/Norway), Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich/Poland), Lionel Messi (Barcelona/PSG/Argentina).

  11. Arsene is back with Lothar Matthaus to deal with the men's XI.

    "Football is about quality of decision making and execution. You have the mental aspect and how generous you are and strong mentally to fight when it doesn't go well," says Wenger.

  12. USA international Carli Lloyd: "I am amongst amazing talent. We would be strong defensively. A bit gritty but exciting too. We'd score a lot of goals with this line-up."

  13. England defender Lucy Bronze: "Being role models is something we have had to learn in the women's game. That is why is is great to have nights like this."

  14. Wow. They've got pretty much all of them all on screen. Impressive Zoom call.

  15. Useful front three.

  16. Winners: Best Fifa Women's XI

    Best Women's XI:Christiane Endler (PSG/Lyon/Chile), Lucy Bronze (Man City/England), Millie Bright (Chelsea/England), Magdalena Eriksson (Chelsea/Sweden), Wendie Renard (Lyon/France), Estefania Banini (Levante/Atletico Madrid/Argentina), Barbara Bonansea (Juventus/Italy), Carli Lloyd (NY/NJ Gotham/USA), Marta (Orlando Pride/Brazil), Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal/Netherlands), Alex Morgan (Tottenham/Orlando Pride/San Diego Wave/USA).

  17. And on we go to the player awards. We're going to start with the best XIs. And here they are...

  18. "It was about being a supporter to the other side, being together. In support of Christian Eriksen. In all moments of tragedy we must come together."

    Emotive stuff from the Finnish fan on the big screen. Applause from the Danish fan alongside him.

    "The way the fan combined made this unique atmosphere. It shows the core values in sport and humanity have no borders," he adds.

  19. This is what Fifa had to say about the winners of the fan award on their website...

    Everyone was in a state of shock after Christian Eriksen collapsed during the Uefa Euro 2020 match between Denmark and Finland. There were tears, comforting embraces and silent prayers both on the pitch and in the stands. As medics worked to resuscitate the stricken Dane, the stadium announcer asked fans to remain in their seats – and they used this time to do something very special.

    Despite their worry and uncertainty, all of the fans inside the ground began chanting, with the Finns calling out "Christian" before the Danes responded with "Eriksen".

    With this simple act, the fans showed that they were united, supporting one another and casting their rivalries aside. A short time later, when the announcer broke the welcome news that Eriksen was awake and stable, a deafening cheer went up from all corners of the stadium.

  20. Winner: Best Fifa Fan

    Danish and Finnish fans

    Again, one few can argue with.