Alex Scott, Lionesses stars and David Beckham’s backing set tone for SHEIN Women’s Football Awards

TV favourite Alex Scott is leading a star-packed shortlist as the biggest names in women’s football prepare to descend on a glamour-filled awards night next month. A host of England women’s national football team heroes are also in the running at the SHEIN Women’s Football Awards, which return on Ma...

Alex Scott, Lionesses stars and David Beckham’s backing set tone for SHEIN Women’s Football Awards
Alex Scott, Lionesses stars and David Beckham’s backing set tone for SHEIN Women’s Football Awards Photo: Metro UK

TV favourite Alex Scott is leading a star-packed shortlist as the biggest names in women’s football prepare to descend on a glamour-filled awards night next month.

A host of England women’s national football team heroes are also in the running at the SHEIN Women’s Football Awards, which return on May 7 and promise a mix of elite sport and showbiz sparkle.

Global fashion giant SHEIN is back as headline partner, continuing its support of the fast-growing event – and will play a key role in styling stars and grassroots players alike for the big night.

The ceremony will be hosted by Gabby Logan alongside Jamie Carragher, with David Beckham also backing the awards as the women’s game continues its rapid rise.

Beckham said: ‘It’s been incredible to see the growth of the women’s game over the years and we love cheering on the Lionesses in our house.

‘These awards celebrate the very best in the game both on and off the pitch.’
Now the biggest celebration of its kind in Europe, the Women’s Football Awards will bring together top players, celebrity fans and industry figures to honour those driving the sport forward.


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Previous winners include Alessia Russo and Mary Earps, with Lionesses stars once again dominating this year’s shortlist.

Shihong Liu, Director, Europe Markets at SHEIN, added:
‘We are incredibly proud to continue our partnership with the Women’s Football Awards.

Women’s football is one of the fastest-growing and most exciting sports in the world, and it plays such an important role in inspiring the next generation.

‘We’re honoured to support the game and celebrate the incredible athletes and community behind it.’
With football, fashion and fame all set to collide, the countdown is on for one of the most glamorous nights in the sporting calendar.


SHEIN Women’s Football Awards shortlist

Player of the Year
Lauren Hemp (Manchester City)
Bunny Shaw (Manchester City)
Kerstin Casparij (Manchester City)
Jess Park (Manchester United)
Ella Toone (Manchester United)
Kiko Seike (Brighton & Hove Albion)
Hannah Hampton (Chelsea)
Kirsty Hanson (Aston Villa)
Mariona Caldentey (Arsenal)
Alessia Russo (Arsenal)
Vivianne Miedema (Manchester City)

Young Player of the Year


Tōko Koga (Tottenham Hotspur)
Laura Blindkilde Brown (Manchester City)
Michelle Agyemang (Brighton & Hove Albion)
Freya Godfrey (London City Lionesses)
Alyssa Thompson (Chelsea)
Maya Le Tissier (Manchester United)
Grace Clinton (Manchester City)
Aoba Fujino (Manchester City)
Nelly Las (Leicester City)
Ruby Mace (Everton)
Lenna Gunning-Williams (Tottenham Hotspur)

International Player of the Year


Klara Bühl (Bayern Munich)
Caroline Weir (Real Madrid)
Alèxia Putellas (Barcelona)
Romée Leuchter (Paris Saint-Germain)
Pernille Harder (Bayern Munich)
Ewa Pajor (Barcelona)
Claudia Pina (Barcelona)
Melchie Dumornay (Lyon)
Tessa Wullaert (Inter Milan)
Linda Caicedo (Real Madrid)
Victoria López (Barcelona)

Club of the Year


Manchester City
Wrexham
London City Lionesses
Manchester United
Chelsea
Glasgow City
Tottenham Hotspur
Arsenal
Charlton Athletic
Hearts
Brighton & Hove Albion

Media Figure of the Year


Kelly Cates
Karen Carney MBE
Lianne Sanderson
Laura Woods
Reshmin Chowdhury
Alex Scott MBE
Mina Ibrahim
Suzanne Wrack
Katie Whyatt
Faye Carruthers
Mollie and Rosie Kmita

Best Marketing Campaign


Sports Direct & Fresh Base Productions – Legacy Starts Here
AXA – Keep On Kicking
Lidl – Never Stop Growing
Adidas & Intersport – Make Football Their Game
Chelsea & Here We Flo – We Don’t Bleed Blue.

We Bleed.

Period.
PepsiMAX & Hope&Glory – Thirsty for More
Unilever – Hellmann’s Russo Burger
The FA & Disrupt – Made For This Game
WSL Football & Anomaly – Watch This
Nike & Wieden+Kennedy London – IIOME
Heineken – Cheers to the Superstitious Fans

Best Grassroots Initiative


Liverpool FA – She Inspires
GoCardless – Grassroots Football Partnership
Tottenham Hotspur Foundation – Girls & Women Programme
Flutter UK & Ireland – Cash4Clubs
McDonald’s – Fun Football
Steven Gerrard Academy – Girls Football Programme
Electric Ireland – Game Changers NI
Starling Bank – Kick On With Starling
Octopus Energy – Kits For Kids
Manchester City – City in the Community
SP Energy Networks – Wrexham Partnership

Brand of the Year


Lucozade Sport
Adidas
EA Sports
British Gas
Skoda UK
Rexona
Barclays
Adobe
Three UK
VISA
Nike

Best Social Media


Juventus
The FA – Lionesses
Chelsea
Newcastle United
Aston Villa
Tottenham Hotspur
Bristol City
Manchester United
Rangers
Manchester City
Adobe – Women’s FA Cup

Global Impact Award


PlayStation
VisitMalta
VISA
Adidas
Iberdrola
PepsiCo
Booking.com
Amazon
Google Pixel
Kynisca
Nike

Best Fan Engagement


Disney+
EA Sports
Chelsea
London City Lionesses
Birmingham City
Panini
Glasgow City
Havas Play
Charlton Athletic
TikTok
YouTube

Legal Team of the Year


Linklaters
RPC
Thackray Williams
Evelyn Partners
Lawrence Stephens Limited
Penningtons Manches Cooper
Tottenham Hotspur Legal Team
Capital Law
Mills & Reeve
Paul Robinson Solicitors
Bird & Bird

Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Award


Admiral
Lidl
Adobe
Unilever
Domestic & General
Xero
Apple
RSK
Bute Energy
The Premier League
Deloitte

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Award


Arsenal
EE
Pixel FC Academy
The FA
West Ham United
Mastercard
Utilita
Brighton & Hove Albion
VISA
Three UK
Liverpool

Community Impact Award


Sunderland
Carpenters Group
Bristol City
Crane Worldwide Logistics
Her Game Too
Xero
London City Lionesses
Domis
Brighton & Hove Albion
E.ON
Goals4Girls

Football Business of the Year


ORRECO
Mercury13
We Are Athlete
CAA SPORTS
Gravity Media
LiveScore Group
Foudys
EA Sports
Kynsica
Sportfive
Twenty3

Football Agency of the Year


Wasserman
CAA SPORTS
CMG SPORTS
Gen Z Football
Ignite Talent
Tongue Tied Management
PLG
A&V Sports Group
Gestifute
Livida Sport
Quantum Sport

Football Business Trailblazer


Kay Cossington
Aki Mandhar
Maggie Murphy
Sarah Batters
Zoe Johnson
Jemma White
Sola Kasali
Charlotte O’Neill
Laura Downey
Laura Montgomery
Liz Ellen

Best Breakthrough Business


E.l.f Beauty
Modibodi
Mercedes-Benz UK
Airbnb
British Gas
Guinness
AFTA Studios
PLG
Revolut
Skechers
Crocs EU

Women’s Football Champion


Rose Read
Nadine Kessler
Nikki Doucet
Jemma White
Michele Kang
Ebru Köksal
Debbie Hewitt MBE
Joelle Murray
Rachel Pavlou
Simone Pound MBE
Vic Akers OBE

Game Changer Award


Rachel Yankey OBE
Gillian Coultard MBE
Eartha Pond
Shelley Kerr MBE
Kelly Smith MBE
Nikita Parris
Ellen White MBE
Gilly Flaherty
Fran Kirby
Ini Umotong
Jess Fishlock MBE

Off The Pitch Award


Stephen Lansdown CBE
Michael Williamson
Matt Johnson
Bethan Woolley
Tammy Parlour MBE
Lungi Macebo
Rachel Pavlou
Liz Ellen
Lola Ogunbote
Helen Hardy
Jo Osborne

Source: This article was originally published by Metro UK

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