All you need to know about the 2026 BBC Football Awards
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It has been another dramatic season of football in leagues up and down the UK - and now it's time to hand out some awards.
The winners of the BBC Football Awards will be revealed on Thursday, 28 May from 18:00 BST, and you can watch and follow the awards show as they are announced.
BBC Sport pundits, commentators and journalists have been voting in categories across the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, Championship, League One and League Two.
A panel of BBC Sport presenters and journalists will be on hand to discuss the outcome of each result as they are revealed.
Live text will begin at 18:00 BST, with a video stream of the awards also available on the BBC Sport website and app.
If you can't catch the stream as it goes out you can watch back on the BBC Sport website, YouTube and iPlayer.
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Winners have been chosen for the following categories:
Premier League
Player of the season
Manager of the season
Goalkeeper of the season
Goal of the season
Signing of the season
Breakthrough player of the season
Biggest surprise of the season
First XI of the season (4-3-3 formation)
Worst prediction of the season
Most predictable manager sacking
Scottish Premiership
Player of the season
Breakthrough player of the season
Manager of the season
Goal of the season
Team of the season
Championship
Player of the season
Manager of the season
Team of the season
Women's Super League
Player of the season
Manager of the season
Breakthrough player of the season
Team of the season
League One
Player of the season
Manager of the season
Team of the season
League Two
Player of the season
Manager of the season
Team of the season
Pundits casting their vote across the categories included Dion Dublin, Chris Sutton, Danny Murphy, Fara Williams, Rachel Corsie, Shay Given, Nedum Onuoha, Theo Walcott, Steph Houghton and Ellen White.
This article is the latest from BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team.
