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They are calling it the B.O.A.T - Ballon d'Or of All Time.
We won't find that one out tonight, however.
Harry Kane first English winner for 25 years and Alexia Putellas wins women's award
Lamine Yamal and Vicky Lopez win young talent awards
Perre Romeu and Luis de la Fuente awarded coach of the year
Spain goalkeepers Cata Coll and Unai Simon win best goalkeepers
Bukayo Saka wins Socrates award, which honours humanitarian work and social initiatives
Barcelona women and Paris-St Germain win club of the year awards
Harry Kane and Charlyn Corral win strikers of the year
Gary Rose, George Booth and Keifer MacDonald
They are calling it the B.O.A.T - Ballon d'Or of All Time.
We won't find that one out tonight, however.
There's now a vote that the viewers can participate in - to pick the Ballon d'Or of all time winner.
France
Image source, Getty ImagesThe men's club of the year award is accepted by Paris St-Germain forward, Ousmane Dembele: "On behalf of all the Paris St-Germain club, I would like to say thank you to the president and sporting director, all the staff and, of course, our coach, Luis Enrique.
"Our fans always support us, and always stand behind us. We have created an incredible club, and we always fight together side by side."
Ousmane Dembele, who might well win suit of the night award, is up to collect this trophy and give a speech.
PSG were actually in action this evening and beat Lyon 2-0. Dembele is currently injured.
Last season's Champions League winners Paris St-Germain take this award.
Image source, ReutersUp next is the men's club of the year award.
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Blimey. This is longer than the Oscars.
Tony, Llandudno Junction
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Image source, Getty ImagesBukayo Saka has already won the best award in my opinion. An award won for others is always better than an award won for oneself.
Joshua
I am truly amazed. As a Spurs fan, all respect to Saka for his charity work. Funny how such things often go under the radar.
Kevin
Spain
Barcelona president Joan Laporta: "Ladies and gentlemen, thank you to France football and L'Équipe for presenting us with the best women's club of the year award. I am honoured to receive this recognition."
More Barcelona and Spain dominance.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe're on to the next award which is women's club of the year.
England
Image source, Getty ImagesBukayo Saka explains more of what he does to help in the community: "I work a lot with my family and the charity called BigShoe. We try to do our best to help children who don't have the same opportunities or capabilities we have."
England
Socrates award winner, Bukayo Saka: "I would like to thank France football for the opportunity to be here. Keep raising awareness of these causes that are close to my heart.
"For me, it is an honour to be here and an honour to receive this award. On behalf of all the children, we have been able to help. Thank you."
Image source, Getty ImagesThis award goes to the Arsenal and England forward Bukayo Saka.
As well his songs, Burna Boy also has a football academy called the Burna Boy football academy.
Here to present this award is the singer-songwriter Burna Boy.
Now it is time for the Socrates Award, which honours humanitarian work and social initiatives connected to football.
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From the look of things, Spain are taking the awards home. Congratulations, Yamal, the new Ballon d'Or winner!
Joseph, Southampton
You can say the Spanish are dominating and whatever, but I think Harry Kane might have a chance and break the long line of Spanish awards!
TJ, Portsmouth
Spain
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's goalkeepers of the year, Unai Simon: "Well done Cata [Coll]. A real honour for me to be here this evening.
"An award which wouldn't be possible for all these people, I need to thank. My parents and my brother, who brought me up with these principles and values.
"I know that this is a very chaotic world and she [partner] brings some tranquillity to me."
Spain
Women's goalkeepers of the year, Cata Coll: "It is a privilege to share this event and to share this stage with Spaniard [Unai Simon].
"There is no greater honour than this.
"Thank you to my national team for enabling me to represent my country and allowing me to be better.
"This may be an individual prize, but they always say you can't achieve these successes without everyone else involved."