Lewandowski pips Ronaldo & Messi to best men's player award
Man City and England's Bronze named best women's player
Liverpool's Klopp beats Bielsa to men's coach award
Netherlands' Wiegman takes best women's coach award
Tottenham's Son wins Puskas award for best goal of 2020
Manchester United
The ceremony begins with Fifa acknowledging the "inspirational work" done by Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford, who has helped raise millions of pounds in donations and convinced the UK government to offer free school meals to low-income families.
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Fifa president Gianni Infantino apologises for not being able to attend the ceremony and adds: "The crisis would have been more acute without the skill and bravery of so many frontline experts and specialists, professionals and volunteers around the world, whose work is truly inspirational."
Right, let's get this show on the road.
Tune in to watch the awards ceremony at the top of this page.
Reshmin Chowdhury is joined by Netherlands legend Ruud Gullit.
Son Heung-min's spectacular goal for Tottenham against Burnley in 2019 is on the shortlist for the Puskas Award.
Watch it again and again below. Beautiful.
Image source, Getty ImagesCristiano Ronaldo (Juventus & Portugal)
At 35, Ronaldo is showing no signs of slowing down and scored 31 goals to lead Juventus to a ninth straight Serie A title. He also took his goal tally for Portugal past the 100 mark.
Lionel Messi (Barcelona & Argentina)
Six-time winner of the award Messi finished as La Liga's top scorer with 25 goals and top assist provider with 21 as Barcelona were runners-up to rivals Real Madrid last season.
Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich & Poland)
Lewandowski scored 55 goals in just 47 games as he helped Bayern Munich to a treble. The Poland international finished as the top scorer in the league, cup and Champions League.
Image source, Getty ImagesLucy Bronze (Manchester City & England)
England international full-back Bronze, who was also nominated last year, won league, cup and Champions League with Lyon, before returning to Manchester City at the start of this season.
Pernille Harder (Chelsea & Denmark)
Denmark international striker Harder scored 38 goals in all competitions as she won the league and cup double with Wolfsburg last season, before signing for Chelsea fora world record £250,000 feeat the start of this season.
Wendie Renard (Lyon & France)
Renard captained Lyon to a 14th consecutive French league title as well as winning her seventh Champions League with the club.
Image source, Getty ImagesJurgen Klopp (Liverpool)
German manager Klopp is aiming to win the award for the second consecutive year having guided Liverpool to their first English top-flight title in 30 years, finishing 18 points clear of second-placed Manchester City.
Marcelo Bielsa (Leeds)
Argentine Bielsa finally ended Leeds' 16-year absence from the Premier League as the West Yorkshire side won the Championship.
Hans-Dieter Flick (Bayern Munich)
Assistant coach Flick was appointed in November to replace Niko Kovac and lost just two games all season, going on an unbeaten run from 14 December to lead the club to a treble.
Image source, Getty ImagesSarina Wiegman (Netherlands)
Wiegman, who will take over from Phil Neville as England boss next year, led the Netherlands through qualifying for the 2022 European Championship with a 100% record.
Emma Hayes (Chelsea)
Hayes led Chelsea to the Women's Super League title and League Cup last season, as well as steering the side to victory over Manchester City in the Community Shield at the start of this term.
Jean-Luc Vasseur (Lyon)
Vasseur won the award last year and has been nominated again after leading the all-conquering Lyon side to a league, cup and Champions League treble in his first season in charge.
Christiane Endler (Paris St-Germain & Chile)
Chile international Endler was also nominated for the award last year and was part of the PSG team beaten in the French cup final by Lyon.
Alyssa Naeher (Chicago Red Stars & USA)
Naeher was runner-up with Chicago in last season's National Women's Soccer League and was on the bench as the USA won the SheBelieves Cup in March.
Sarah Bouhaddi (Lyon & France)
France international Bouhaddi featured as Lyon claimed a league, cup and Champions League treble once again.
Alisson (Liverpool & Brazil)
Brazil international Alisson kept 13 clean sheets in 29 games as part of a Liverpool team that ran away with the Premier League title last season.
Manuel Neuer (Bayern Munich & Germany)
Neuer kept 27 clean sheets in all competitions for club and country as he captained Bayern to a league, cup and Champions League treble, as well as skippering Germany to qualifying for Euro 2020.
Jan Oblak (Atletico Madrid & Slovenia)
Slovenia international Oblak played 38 games and kept 17 clean sheets as Atletico Madrid finished third in La Liga and reached the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
Let's take a quick look through the categories...
Image source, Getty ImagesHere is the list in full for today's Fifa ceremony in Zurich:
Best men's player & best women's player
Best men's coach & best women's coach
Puskas award for best goal
Best men's goalkeeper & best women's goalkeeper
Fan award
Fair play award
Fifpro men's world XI & Fifpro women's world XI
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Image source, PA MediaWe'll take a quick look at those who have been nominated for the Best Fifa Football Awards next.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe shortlists have been whittled down to three.
England's Lucy Bronze is up for the women's award while Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski is vying to claim the men's catagory.
Who will be crowned Fifa's best by the end of the night?