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The 2026 NGAs: Ollie Pearce is chasing a Player of the Year double

As we celebrate the end of another rollercoaster season, the National Game Awards are once again preparing to honour the great and the good for their part in another memorable campaign.
York City arrive at the Crown Oil Arena with promotion in sight in a blockbuster National League decider

The Sports Circle Player of the Year

 
As we celebrate the end of another rollercoaster season, the National Game Awards are once again preparing to honour the great and the good for their part in another memorable campaign.
Yesterday’s historic National League title decider saw the big guns really come to the fore, and with play-offs now the order of the day at Steps 1 and 2, there’s still time for the fans’ favourites to earn their place in club folklore.
Preparations for the National Game Awards ceremony at AFC Wimbledon’s Plough Lane stadium on Wednesday May 20 are well underway and it...

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