UEFA

British

/ juːˈeɪfə /

acronym

Union of European Football Associations

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European Sports Media took over the award from the 1997-98 season, deciding it would be won on a weighted points-based system, with the goals that players score multiplied by a specific number denoted by the Uefa coefficient of the league they play in.

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Goals scored by players in leagues ranked sixth to 22nd in Uefa's rankings, such as the Portuguese Primeira Liga, are worth 1.5 points, and goals scored in lower-ranked European leagues are worth one point.

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TNT Sports is part of Warner Bros Discovery and is best known for screening Uefa Champions League matches as well as selected English Premier League and Scottish Premiership fixtures.

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Those nine defeats include on penalties against PSG in the Uefa Super Cup, a 2-0 loss to Newcastle in the League Cup, and Premier League defeats including a 4-1 hammering off local rivals Arsenal.

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Ray is going for glory for the eLions - the Football Association's official esports team - at EA Sports FC in the Uefa eEuro 2025 finals tournament, which takes place at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday.

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