Nominations for the 2026 FSA Awards are now open. The awards, due to take place in London on Monday 30th November, are the biggest supporter-led awards in the UK and we want to know who should make our shortlists.

You may nominate up to three times per category, but you do not need to nominate in every category. When you have entered your nominations, please click 'next' at the foot of the page to submit them. If you do not do this, the nominations will not be recorded.

Fanzines

Fanzines can nominate themselves by sending hard copies to us at: The Football Supporters' Association, PO Box 1449, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, SR5 9UW

Please send no more than six copies in total; ideally these would be from multiple editions of the fanzine from 2026, and can be accompanied with pdf versions which can be emailed to awards@thefsa.org.uk.

Goal of the Year

Our goal of the year category is open to goals scored by both men's and women's teams, who play at a minimum of Step 6 of the National League System or Tier 4 of the Women's Football Pyramid in England, or Tier 2 of the Welsh football league system. By our count, that's just over 1,200 teams, give or take.

Nominations are to be made by submitting a video link - please note that these must adhere to copyright rules for entries to be accepted, and so need to come from an official account of the club, league or competition concerned, or media rights partner (eg: BBC/TNT Sports/Sky Sports). Self-shot mobile phone footage from within a ground is not accepted.

Podcast Categories

Putting three fans in a pub talking about Accrington Stanley up against major media corporations seemed somehow unfair, so we split the podcast award into two separate categories in 2017.

For podcasts that focus on football in general, whether in a specific league/country, or that just look at the game as a whole, please nominate them in Podcast of the Year - this includes radio shows which are published as podcasts. For club-specific, independent efforts, please nominate them in the Club Podcast of the Year.

Media categories

Our 'Football Media' award is intended to encompass the very best of football content in its many forms - from newspapers to radio shows, websites, digital fanzines, blogs, YouTube channels or anything else.

The Fan Media award covers the range of forums, bloggers and 'content creators' as they're referred to in the business. If your team has a particularly excellent independent voice online, whether it's a website, social media feed or YouTube channel, we want to hear about it.

As with the Podcast/Club podcast awards, we want general football content in the Football Media award, and independent, club-specific fan-led efforts in the Fan Media award.

Where possible/necessary, please provide the URL/links for us, which will make the shortlisting process much easier.

Non League Award

Our Non-League Award recognises the efforts of individuals, fan groups and clubs at non-league who, despite huge challenges and tight budgets, ensure the survival of the game outside the professional leagues and connect with their local communities.

If an individual, group or club you know has done something deserving of recognition, please leave some short details of their work below, providing a link if possible.

Fans for Diversity

The Fans for Diversity award recognises individuals and fan groups across the game who work so hard to make football more welcoming for all members of society. If an individual or group you know has done something deserving of recognition, please leave some short details of their work below, providing a link if possible.

Supporter Services and engagement

Every year at the FSA Awards we celebrate the clubs who go the extra mile in assisting their supporters, and have championed the role of the Supporter Liaison Officer for over a decade. The role of the SLO has become broader, with many clubs now having dedicated supporter services teams to deal with all the questions and requests from across their fanbase.

If you know of an outstanding SLO or supporter services team, please nominate them below, with links to any examples of their work if possible, or a club who have worked with their supporter group(s) to achieve positive outcomes.

The Climate Action Award

The Climate Action Award highlights clubs, supporters, media and organisations who have taken measures to address the climate crisis and environmental sustainability through football. Please provide a short explanation of why your chosen club, individual or project deserves to be shortlisted for the award, with links to any further information/explanation much appreciated).