The_FA_Women's_Football_Awards

The FA Women's Football Awards

The FA Women's Football Awards

Women's football awards in England


The FA Women's Football Awards is an award ceremony hosted by The Football Association in England. The inaugural edition took place in 1999.

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Top Goalscorer

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Players' Player of the Year

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International Young Player of the Year

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International Player of the Year

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Note: this category became a part of the England Player of the Year Awards from 2019 onwards.

Manager of the Year

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Club of the Year

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Goal of the Year

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Save of the Year

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Goalkeeper of the Year

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Special Achievement Award

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Fan of the Year

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Participation Award

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Unsung Hero Award

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FA WSL All Star Team

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References

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