From Robert Lewandowski to Cristiano Ronaldo: Who won what at The Best FIFA Football awards 2021?

Canadian striker Christine Sinclair won the Women's Special Award for being the top goal scorer of all time in women's football. She hasan incredible 188 goals to her name in women's international football.
 

Chile's Christiane Endler was named the best Women's Goalkeeper of the Year 2021 after beating Ann-Katrin Berger and Stephanie Labbe. Endler conceded just four goals all season and was deservingly honoured with the top prize.

Chelsea's Edouard Mendy lifted the award for the Best Men's Goalkeeper of the Year 2021. He was sensational between the stciks and played an instrumental role in helping Chelsea win the Champions League last year.

Erik Lamela won the Puskas Award for his stunning rabona goal against Arsenal for his former club Tottenham Hotspur. It was an incredible strike from the Argentinian, who now plays for Sevilla in the La Liga.
 

Denmark National team and the medical team won the FIFA Fair Play Award for their incredible composure during  one of the most distressing moments on a football pitch in 2021. The Denmark national team and the medical staff had sorrounded Christian Eriksen and provided him immediate help after he suffered a cardiac arrest during the team's clash against Finland in the Euros.

Chelsea women's team manager Emma Hayes won FIFA Women's Coach of the year 2021 after beating competition from Barcelona's Lluis Cortes and England's Sarina Wiegman.

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The Best FIFA Fan Award went to Denmark and Finland fans for their gesture during the Eriksen incident in the Euro 2020 last year. The fans from both sides were heard cheering together for Eriksen keeping the rivalry aside.
 

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski pipped Lionel Messi and Mohammed Salah to win the Best Men's Player of the Year Award. Lewandowski continued his prolific goa-scoring run in 2021 and was the top-scorer of the calendar year with a stunning 69 goals in 55 games across all competitions for club and country.

Cristiano Ronaldo got a special award for being the top men's international goalscorer of all time. He had scored for Portugal in their game against Republic of Ireland in Septemeber last year to achieve the feat. Ronaldo had 115 goals in 184 appearances for Portugal.