Bunny Shaw wins big at 2024 Women's Football Awards.

In a thrilling and star-studded event in London, Khadija Monifa 'Bunny' Shaw was recognized for her incredible talent and achievements in the world of women's football. As the recipient of the WSL Golden Boot this season, Bunny was also crowned Player of the Year at the 2024 Women's Football Awards, in partnership with Metro.

This year, Metro once again joined forces with the Women's Football Awards to honor the incredible female athletes who continue to inspire and dominate on the field. Along with Bunny, Lionesses players Mary Earps and Georgia Stanway also received well-deserved accolades.

The event was graced by the presence of notable figures such as England manager Sarina Wiegman and a host of other famous faces. Dame Kelly Holmes, Gemma Owen, Katherine Ryan, Lianne Sanderson, and Adele Roberts were among the attendees, as well as some male footballers including Tyrone Mings, Dominic Solanke, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Amidst the glitz and glamour, Bunny Shaw emerged as the ultimate winner, surpassing Chelsea's Sam Kerr, with an impressive 21 goals in just 18 games for her team Manchester City, who finished as runners-up in the Women's Super League.

Mary Earps, who helped England reach the World Cup final in 2023, was honored with the World Cup Hero award and also secured the Golden Glove for her outstanding performances as a goalkeeper. Her Lionesses teammate, Georgia Stanway, was named International Player of the Year, having just celebrated her second consecutive German title with Bayern Munich.

But the night was not only about recognizing individual achievements. Lionesses captain, Steph Houghton, was awarded the Inspirational Role Model Award following her recent retirement from women's football. Her leadership and impact on the sport were acknowledged and celebrated by all in attendance.

It was truly a special and unforgettable evening, filled with well-deserved recognition and appreciation for the incredible talents that continue to raise the bar in women's football. Bunny Shaw and her fellow awardees have undoubtedly left a mark in the sport and will continue to inspire future generations to come.

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