England duo Hampton and Wiegman win awards but WSL and England stars miss out on Ballon d’Or to Bonmati | OneFootball

Chelsea and England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton was named the winner of the women’s Yashin trophy – the honour given to the best goalkeeper of the past year.

Hampton helped her club side to a domestic treble and also won the Euros with England, saving two penalties in the final shoot-out against Spain.

She kept 21 clean sheets in all competitions for Chelsea last season as they won the WSL, Women’s FA Cup and Women’s League Cup.

Her national team boss Sarina Wiegman, meanwhile, was named women’s coach of the year after guiding the Lionesses to a second consecutive European Championship.

She beat Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor and Arsenal’s Sarina Wiegman to the honour.

Five of the England squad were named in the top ten for the main award of the evening, but ultimately missed out to Barcelona and Spain’s Aitana Bonmati, who won it for the third time in a row.

Arsenal forward Alessia Russo came third while her team-mate Chloe Kelly ranked fifth.

Gunners defender Leah Williamson was seventh, with Chelsea duo Lucy Bronze and Hampton in ninth and tenth respectively.

Arsenal and Spain’s Mariona Caldentey came second.