Hampton was the big winner on the night for the Blues as she received the inaugural Women's Yashin Trophy –presented to the world's standout goalkeeper – after celebrating a domestic Treble with Chelsea and helping England retain the European Championship.

In the voting for the Women's Ballon d'Or, Bronze placed highest of the four Blues shortlisted. The England international was ninth, Hampton 10th, Baltimore 15th, and Rytting Kaneryd 23rd.

Bompastor's work in our maiden campaign at Chelsea was recognised with a nomination for Women's Team Coach of the Year, and Wieke Kaptein finished third in the voting for the Women's Kopa Trophy, which is presented to the standout Under-21 player.

Cole Palmer was the sole Chelsea player shortlisted for the Men's Ballon d'Or award, and he finished eighth in the voting after helping the Blues win the Conference League and Club World Cup over the past 12 months. Enzo Maresca, meanwhile, was nominated for the Men's Team Coach of the Year.

While preparations for our Carabao Cup third-round tie against Lincoln City meant players and staff from our Men's side couldn't be in Paris, the Blues were well represented and we have collated 10 images from a celebratory evening in the French capital...