Hampton wins Yashin Trophypublished at 20:43 BSTBreaking
Ballon d'Or
England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton is named best women's goalkeeper in the world.
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Dembele and Bonmati win main Ballon d'Or award
Hampton and Donnarumma win goalkeepers of the year
Yamal wins award for best young player and Lopez wins the women's
Wiegman and Luis Enrique win coaches of year
Arsenal named women's club of the year and PSG win men's trophy
Five Lionesses in top 10 of Ballon d'Or Feminin
Yamal and Dembele favourites for men's top award
Watch reaction on this page after top awards handed out
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Hampton wins Yashin Trophypublished at 20:43 BST
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In Sarina we trust, but good lord we've come a long way from what everyone was saying about her after that loss to France in the Euros opener...
Rich
'Let's keep uniting the beautiful game'published at 20:37 BST
Ballon d'OrMore from England boss Sarina Wiegman after winning the women's coach of the year award: "This award means even more because it is named after Johan Cruyff. He believed in the power of sport and believed in every kid having the opportunity to play, to grow and to belong, and that is why I feel so connected with him.
"I would like to say let's keep moving forward, keep uniting our beautiful game and enjoying our beautiful game too. Let's celebrate our successes too. And if Burna Boy's around, let's do some dancing too."
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The next award is for the Yashin Trophy for the world's best male and female goalkeeper.
England's Hannah Hampton is in the running for this.
'Fighting against misogyny and racism'published at 20:34 BST
Ballon d'OrEngland boss Sarina Wiegman speaking on stage after winning Women's coach of the year: "What an honour to get this award after a very special summer, and even more of an insane tournament we had at the Euros in Switzerland.
"First of all I would like to thank the players, the staff, the FA and my family for the hard work, the trust and the unconditional support. Without you I would not be standing here.
"The women's game has grown so far we have broken records. I would also like to thank Switzerland for organising the Euros because it was absolutely insane.
"This is not just a personal honour. I see it as a recognition of the women's game, of our journey and where we have come so far. With that recognition we have to take responsibility and try to keep our identity. Being authentic, being inclusive, a place where everyone belongs. I hope we will keep fighting together against misogyny and racism. Sport should always unite and never divide."
Enrique wins men's Johan Cruyff Trophypublished at 20:31 BST
Ballon d'OrParis St-Germain's boss Luis Enrique wins the men's Johan Cruyff Trophy. He's not in Paris to collect the award as he is managing PSG right now. They're losing 1-0 at Marseille with about 20 minute to go.
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A strong speech from Sarina Wiegman. Now the men's award for the Johan Cruyff Trophy...
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Ruud Gullit says to Sarina Wiegman on stage: "Please, please, please come back to Holland!".
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Ballon d'OrLamine Yamal speaking on stage after winning the men's Kopa Trophy: "Firstly, thank you to France Football for the award. It's an honour to be here again. I would also like to thank my club Barcelona, as well as the national team, because without them I would not be here."
get involved Get Involved: Yamal wins men's Kopa trophypublished at 20:25 BST
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Next year Kopa Trophy is going to either of Rio Ngumoha or Trey Nyoni
Jamie
Wiegman wins women's Johan Cruyff Trophypublished at 20:24 BST
BreakingBallon d'OrEngland boss Sarina Wiegman is the winner!
"What an honour to get this award after an insane summer."
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Former England boss Fabio Capello is now on stage to present the Johan Cruyff Trophy for best women's coach in club/national team.
Could we see a first English women's Ballon d'Or winner?published at 20:20 BST
Image source, Getty ImagesNo English player has won the women's Ballon d'Or before - but some have come close.
In 2021, Lucy Bronze, who was then playing for Lyon, was runner-up to Alexia Putellas.
The following year, Arsenal's Beth Mead also came in second place.
Both are among the nominees this year, with Alessia Russo one of the standout contenders to win.
'Yamal or Dembele'published at 20:18 BST
Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live Football DailyOn who he thinks will win the Ballon d'Or:
Yamal or Dembele - I think it will be one of those two.
PSG won the Champions League last season, and for Yamal, everybody is talking about him possibly being the best player in the world.
Barca's Lopez wins women's Kopa Trophypublished at 20:17 BST
Ballon d'OrIt's a Barcelona double as 19-year-old forward Vicky Lopez wins the women's Kopa Trophy.
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Ruud Gullit, who is co-hosting the ceremony, tells Lamine Yamal on stage: "Maybe I'll see you back up here later."
Yamal win's Kopa Trophypublished at 20:13 BST
BreakingBallon d'OrLamine Yamal bags the first prize of the night - the men's Kopa Trophy, for best-performing player in the world under the age of 21.
Will that be the only prize he will be taking home tonight - or will there be more?
Image source, Getty Images'Russo has been outstanding'published at 20:10 BST
Julien Laurens
European football expert on BBC Radio 5 LiveOn which England player has the best shout for winning the Women's Ballon d'Or:
For me Russo is my favourite, not only what she did for England but also what she did for Arsenal, Champions League top goal scorer and also in the WSL, even if Chelsea won the title.
Then to carry that momentum into the Euros. At times she did not have much to do, but she was clinical and she scored important goals. And all around I think she has been outstanding.
Under waypublished at 20:10 BST
Ballon d'OrGreat news, folks. The awards ceremony is under way!
Stay right here to find out the best player in the world in men's and women's football.
get involved Get Involved: Your picks for the Ballon d'Orpublished at 20:07 BST
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I think Nuno Mendes deserves to win - he absolutely pocketed Salah in the UCL and Yamal in the Nations League. Also he was extremely key to PSG last season and I think he was more crucial to that side than Dembele was.
Jamie, Epsom