Among the nominations for the Fifa Puskas award are four goals from the World Cup. Those at the ceremony are currently watching a montage of some of the best moments from the tournament.

So take a look at some of these goals...

Oh but Idris Elba has introduced his own award...

The Best Newcomer Award!

A robot with 'VAR' written on it comes out on stage. There's a few giggles before Elba cracks an awful joke and quickly moves on!

The Fifa Puskas nominees were voted for by the public and were announced earlier this month.

Iker Casillas, Alex Scott and David Trezeguet are among those in the panel who will help to cast the deciding vote.

Here are the 10 nominees:

Gareth Bale (vs Liverpool – Champions League final)

Denis Cherychev (vs Croatia – World Cup)

Lazaros Christodoulopoulos (vs AEK Athens – Greek Cup semi-final)

Cristiano Ronaldo (vs Juventus – Champions League quarter-final)

Giorgian De Arrascaeta (vs America MG – Brazilian Serie A)

Riley McGree (vs Melbourne City – A-League)

Lionel Messi (vs Nigeria – World Cup)

Benjamin Pavard (vs Argentina – World Cup)

Ricardo Quaresma (vs Iran – World Cup)

Mohamed Salah (vs Everton – Premier League)

Idris Elba has taken over again and will welcome in the awards.

The first one coming up is the Puskas award for the best goal scored in world football.

Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic, who has been nominated for the Fifa Best Men's coach award:

“This will be the best year in my football career because I did a great job with my national team and to finish second in the world.

"I’ll never forget this time, and also now I’m here nominated in the top three coaches in the world. It will be forever in my mind, this year.”

On taking Croatia to the World Cup final:

“The Denmark game was the most important moment for us because we played this game under pressure after the group stage, when we took nine points.

"After this game, we opened everything. Or me the tough moment was this game against Denmark.”

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Arsene Wenger joins in on the action now!

I can't see him listening to this kind of music... but Marcelo is nodding along. He's enjoying it!

Patrick Stewart has just taken to the stage with a Huddersfield scarf around his neck. He's introduced Big Shaq - the English rapper.

He's referenced Didier Drogba in his song and just given Luka Modric and Mo Salah a big hand shake.

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Fans had the chance to cast their votes on several awards earlier this summer and those results made up 25% of the final 10 nominees.

Another 25% were voted for by national team coaches, 25% from the national team captains and the final 25% from select media representatives.

Fifa commissioned the design of a new platinum-coated trophy to honour The Best at the inaugural awards.

The trophy, with identical versions for both men’s and women’s players and coaches, has a shape which resembles the iconic World Cup trophy - a homage to tradition with a contemporary, dynamic design.

The new trophy took shape thanks to Croatian artist Ana Barbic Katicic’s designs.

• Fifa Puskas award for best goal - Olivier Giroud
• Best men's coach - Zinedine Zidane
• Best goalkeeper - Gianluigi Buffon
• Fifa fan award - Celtic
• Best women's coach - Sarina Wiegman
• Fair play award - Francis Kone
• Best women's player - Lieke Martens
• Best men's player - Cristiano Ronaldo

Former England international Rachel Yankey speaking to Fifa: "When I started off playing, I cut my hair off short and pretended to be a boy so it is a big difference getting invited to something like this.

"It was easier for me to be pretend to be a boy, and when people knew I was a girl they lost interest."

Former England goalkeeper David Seaman told Fifa: "I was the last England goalkeeper to win a penalty shootout, but now Jordan Pickford has taken my mantle and I’m delighted. The whole country got behind the team and it was brilliant."

On the award for best goalkeeper, Seaman added: "It doesn't get much better than being a World Cup-winning captain, so I think Hugo Lloris has to win it."

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Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, who is a finalist for the Men's Best Goalkeeper Award, told BBC Sport: "It's been a big year. It was my first World Cup. I'm slightly disappointed we didn't go further but I am proud of my country.

Father Peter Schmeichel added: "There were emotions on so many different levels. My country was so close to a quarter-final and it was near the end of the game when the penalty was awarded.

"It was incredible, absolutely incredible. I still had excitement in my body. I should have been cool, calm and collected.

"It was a really proud moment watching him in the World Cup. I'm even prouder standing next to him now. He is in the final three for the best goalkeepers in the world.

"That is something son! I really want him to win but if he doesn't it is already an incredible achievement."

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Cristiano Ronaldo - who has won both Best Fifa awards so far - is nominated after a season in which he won his fifth Champions League title.

But he won't be at the ceremony tonight so if he does win, he won't be there to collect his trophy.

He scored 15 goals to ensure he would be top scorer in the competition for a sixth consecutive season - including a shared one in 2014-15.

He scored 44 goals in as many games in all competitions for Real Madrid - including 18 in his final 10 La Liga games.

Ronaldo then scored four times at the World Cup for Portugal to make him the second top scorer in international football history.

A £99.2m move to Juventus followed this summer, where he will bid to win the Champions League with a third different side.

Make sure you head over to the BBC Football Instagram page, external to watch our story on all of tonight's main action from the awards.

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So here's the nine awards being handed out tonight:

Fifa Puskas Award

Fifa Best Men's Player

Fifa Best Men's Coach

Fifa Best Goalkeeper

Fifa Best Women's Player

Fifa Best Women's Coach

Fifa Fan Award

Fifa Fair Play Award

Fifa Pro World XI