And there we have it. A recap of our winners:

Best men's player: Robert Lewandowski

Best women's player: Lucy Bronze

Best men's coach: Jurgen Klopp

Best women's coach: Sarina Wiegman

Puskas award for best goal: Son Heung-min

Best men's goalkeeper: Manuel Neuer

Best women's goalkeeper: Sarah Bouhaddi

Head here to read the women's story in full and here for the men's.

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Fifa are now thanking the 319 legends from 66 countries that have played a special role in keeping the hope of football active and reaching out to fans all over the world advising them how to deal with Covic-19, taking a stand against discrimination, addressing domestic violence and recognising the true heroes of the year.

Bayern Munich

Bayern striker Robert Lewandowski: "I feel fantastic. I am very proud and happy to be honest this is a great day for me, and also for my club and colleagues.

"This award also belongs to my colleagues, the coach and Bayern Munich in general. It is an incredible feeling, a lot of emotions.

"If you win such an award and share that title with Messi and Ronaldo, that is unbelievable and it means so much to me. A long time ago, I remember I was longing for something like this and now I can win such and award. This really means, regardless of where you come form, all that matters is what you put into it.

"For the entire world this year was difficult, the greatest highlight was winning the Champions League final - such a special day and evening, that was an incredible feeling. That was a great moment.

"Then we won the cup and got every title we could possibly win. We have a great coach, great team and we all work towards one goal."

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski says winning the trophy and sharing the name on the trophy with former winners Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi is "unbelievable".

Bayern Munich and Poland striker Robert Lewandowski wins the Fifa best men's player award.

And finally, the best men's player award.

The nominees are:

Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus & Portugal)

Lionel Messi (Barcelona & Argentina)

Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich & Poland)

Manchester City

More from Lucy Bronze: "I am quite obsessed with winning. Even if it is who can tie their shoelaces the fastest I will want to win. The competitive nature has been through my family and I have it in my blood. It has come through my career. I am excited about the future."

Manchester City

Manchester City defender Lucy Bronze: "What a surprise. To even be nominated alongside the two other players, they are both incredible players and outstanding human beings well.

I don't think I have the words right now to explain how I am feeling. If there is anything 2020 has taught us it is to appreciate every moment you have, never look too far ahead and live in the hear and now. Iw ill appreciate twinning this award now more than ever and I will remember this moment for the rest of my life.

I want to thank all the clubs I have played for. I am never going to take the smallest things for granted, like just being at home, let alone winning a trophy of this stature.

"The magic had to be the Champions League. It was disappointing not to have the fans and the support there but it was incredible to feel that pressure and to win it in the end. It was a huge achievement for the club and something I will treasure for rest of my life."

What have you brought back from Lyon and what will you take into next year? "The crazy winning mentality, wanting to be the best. A huge reason for me coming back to home soil was to bring back being that serial winner. We have the Olympics coming up and a home Euros to follow and then a World Cup following that. I hope to bring all the experiences I had at Lyon and all my past experiences of winning trophies."

Manchester City and England defender Lucy Bronze wins the Fifa best women's player award.

Onto the two big ones of the night. First up we have the best women's player award.

The nominees are:

Lucy Bronze (Manchester City & England)

Pernille Harder (Chelsea & Denmark)

Wendie Renard (Lyon & France)

Italy

Former Italy defender Ciro Ferrara: "When I was 15 I enjoyed Italy's great result at the 1982 World Cup. It made us very happy and we are very thankful for that team and Paolo Rossi.

"It was my beginning in 1985, making my debut for Napoli against Juventus for who Rossi was playing. I always remember his smile."

Italy

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There is now a tribute for Paolo Rossi.

Last week, Italy's 1982 World Cup hero Paolo Rossi died aged 64.

Rossi became a household name after leading the Azzurri to victory at the tournament in Spain, finishing as top scorer and being named best player.

At club level he first came to prominence as a prolific scorer for Vicenza, earning a move to Juventus and later playing for AC Milan.

Rossi's wife Federica Cappelletti posted a picture of them together on social media with the words "Per sempre" ("forever").

She did not disclose the cause of his death.

Read the full piece

Spain

Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos: "One of the key secrets to keep this ambition is the will to win and that is what keeps me at the high level - the will to win.

"I like starting back from zero every year. I like to have new goals and achieve new things every year to become a better player.

"It is a privilege to be a part of this world XI. Congratulations also to the winners of the women's world XI."

Argentina

There is now a tribute for Diego Maradona.

Last month, the football legend and one of the greatest players of all time, died at the age of 60.

The former Argentina attacking midfielder and manager suffered a heart attack at his Buenos Aires home.

He had successful surgery on a brain blood clot earlier in November and was to be treated for alcohol dependency.

Maradona was captain when Argentina won the 1986 World Cup, scoring the famous 'Hand of God' goal against England in the quarter-finals.

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Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Van Dijk, Ramos, Davies, Kimmich, De Bruyne, Thiago, Messi, Lewandowski, Ronaldo.

Next we will see the Fifpro men's world XI.

Arsenal

Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema: "I think it is an honour to be alongside all these players. I am just happy I can help the team at Arsenal and our national team.

"I play football because I want to be together with the girls on the pitch. My role is more than a number nine - I like to combine as a number nine and 10 - and I know what the players expect from me."

Endler, Bronze, Renard, Bright, Heath, Boquete, Bonansea, Rapinoe, Cascarino, Miedema, Harder.

Now we will get to see the Fifpro women's world XI.

Canada striker Christine Sinclair says it was "amazing to celebrate with friends and family" after breaking Abby Wambach's international goalscoring record.

Sinclair took her tally to an incredible 186 goals.

She adds: "I felt the pressure as the record got closer, it was everything that people wanted to talk about the only thing I got asked by reporters about. It was nice to get it out of the way and be able to celebrate."