Quiz! Can you name every Senior Men's Player of the Year for England since 2003
The FA have announced England's Men's Player of the Year - can you remember the previous winners of the award?
Football quiz time – and this one follows the FA announcing their Men's Player of the Year for 2023/24, an award that has been running since 2003.
From the failed golden generation of the 2000's through to Gareth Southgate's unicorn inflatable riding men - England have had some world-class players over the years.
Over the years the award has been a 'big six' monopoly, with only two players having won the award playing for a team outside of the traditional big six clubs - an early clue for you.
Our quiz wants you to name the recipients of the award, as well as those that came second and third.
Some years only have a first place player, some years have three – in 2013 the FA didn't even award a winner – the penalty defeat to Italy in Euro 2012 must have really hurt…
Eight minutes on the clock, 50 players to guess. Remember to tweet your scores @FourFourTwo and share with your friends.
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