- Women’s world player of the year: Carli Lloyd
- Puskas award: Wendell Lira
- World coach of the year for men’s football: Luis Enrique
- World coach of the year for women’s football: Jill Ellis
World XI: Manuel Neuer; Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Sergio Ramos, Dani Alves; Andrès Iniesta, Luka Modric, Paul Pogba; Neymar, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo.
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World Player of the Year
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Lionel Messi winner of the Ballon d'Or! |
The Barcelona man wins the trophy for an incredible FIFTH time, seeing off Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar
And the camera cuts to Ronaldo, who is NOT happy!
Women's World Player of the Year
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| Carli Lloyd! |
We’re getting to the business end of things now.
The winner of the women’s World Player of the Year is... Carli Lloyd!
Great recognition for the American, who played such a key role in the USA’s World Cup win.
She’s very emotional, but chokes back the tears just enough to say:
“It’s an honour. This has always been a dream of mine.”
Puskas Award
Over 1.6million people have voted on the Puskas Award for goal of the year, says James Nesbitt, annoyingly.
Japan legend Hidetoshi Nakata announces the winner... and it’s Wendell Lira!
The unknown Brazilian looks a bit shell-shocked, as well he might.
The award for best goal of 2015 The nominees:
Alessandro Florenzi (Roma v Barcelona, 16/09/15), Wendell Lira (Atletico-GO v Goianesia, 11/03/15), Lionel Messi (Barcelona v Athletic Bilbao, 30/05/15).
Men's coach of the year
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| Luis Enrique of Barcelona |
The nominees for this award are Pep Guardiola of Bayern Munich, Luis Enrique of Barcelona and Chile boss Jorge Sampaoli.
The gong goes to... Luis Enrique!
He’s not at the ceremony, so his trophy is picked up by Barça director Robert Fernandez.
“The other candidates have a lot of quality,” he says.
“Luis would have me share this present with all those who supported him, including the staff, the fans and our incredible players.”
Women's coach of the year
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| Jill Ellis Women’s Coach of the Year |
England coach Mark Sampson is among those up for the Women’s Coach of the Year gong.
But he misses out to Jill Ellis, who took the USA to World Cup glory last summer.
“This is really a team award,” she says, before thanking her family and fellow nominees.
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FIFPro World XI
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| FIFPro World XI |
We now move on to the FIFPro World XI. Samuel Eto’o, wearing a horrendous shiny suit, hands out the trophies to:
- Goalkeeper: Manuel Neuer
- Defenders: Dani Alves, Sergio Ramos, Thiago Silva, Marcelo
- Midfielders: Andres Iniesta, Luka Modric, Paul Pogba
- Forwards: Neymar, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo
A good line-up, to be sure, but how on earth are there FOUR Real Madrid players in there? They won nothing... That Is A Big Question.
Source: DBM Staff
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