This year, you can watch the Dolan Warren Awards! Find out who will take home the most prestigious individual awards in Australian football this Tuesday, May 27 from 7pm AEST.
The best of the best will battle it out for the A-Leagues’ top individual honours with the Julie Dolan Medal, Johnny Warren Medal and plenty of other top gongs up for grabs.
Read on below to find out the full list of award nominees for both the Isuzu UTE A-League and the Ninja A-League plus details on how to watch the show live.
How to watch the Dolan Warren Awards
Tune in to 10 Play or the A-Leagues YouTube channel from 7pm (AEST) on Tuesday night to find out which players have scooped the leagues’ top honour.
Follow our coverage on the A-Leagues social channels to make sure you never miss a beat.
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Isuzu UTE A-League Award Nominations
eToro Playmaker of the Year (Fan vote)
Showcasing the best of the creators in the Isuzu UTE A-League, the eToro Playmaker of the Year award is comprised of the respective winners of the ‘Assist of the Month’ category throughout the regular season.
- Reno Piscopo (Round 4 – Melbourne Victory v Brisbane Roar)
- Alex Rufer (Round 7 – Auckland FC v Wellington Phoenix)
- Mikey Ghossaini (Round 12 – Melbourne City v Wellington Phoenix)
- Zac Sapsford (Round 20 – Central Coast Mariners v Western Sydney Wanderers)
- Daniel Arzani (Round 23 – Western Sydney Wanderers v Melbourne Victory)
- Lachlan Bayliss (Round 26 – Newcastle Jets v Central Coast Mariners)
Watch each of the nominations in the video below.
Shark Fan Player of the Year (Fan vote)
Each winner of the Ninja A-League Player of the Month is nominated for the Shark Fan Player of the Year award, while the top 10 players with the highest FotMob rating across the season are also in the mix.
- Nicolas Milanovic (October/November – Western Sydney Wanderers)
- Francis De Vries (December – Auckland FC)
- Noah Botic (January – Western United)
- Neyder Moreno (January/February – Auckland FC)
- Nishan Velupillay (March – Melbourne Victory)
- Jaylan Pearman (April/May – Perth Glory)
FotMob End of Season Rating – Top 10 players:
- Nicolas Milanovic (Western Sydney Wanderers)**
- Joe Lolley (Sydney FC)
- Francis De Vries (Auckland FC) **
- Marin Jakolis (Macarthur Bulls FC)
- Jed Drew (Macarthur Bulls FC)
- Brandon Borrello (Western Sydney Wanderers)
- Luke Brattan (Macarthur Bulls FC)
- Jay O’Shea (Brisbane Roar)
- Leo Sena (Sydney FC)
- Ben Garuccio (Western United)
** Already nominated as monthly winner.
Boost Mobile Young Footballer of the Year (Panel + fan vote)
Each month of the season a player was nominated for the Boost Mobile Young Footballer of the Year award with the winner to be decided via a panel of experts and fan vote. There will also be one “wildcard’ entry which is the player who receives the most cumulative votes over the course of the season but does not receive a monthly nomination.
- Nishan Velupillay (October/November – Melbourne Victory)
- Archie Goodwin (December – Adelaide United)
- Jed Drew (January – Macarthur Bulls FC)
- Clayton Taylor (January/Februrary – Newcastle Jets)
- Eli Adams (March – Newcastle Jets)
- Jaylan Pearman (April – Perth Glory)
- Nicolas Milanovic (Wildcard – Western Sydney Wanderers)
Isuzu UTE Goal of the Year (Panel + fan vote)
Showcasing the best goals from what’s been a brilliant Isuzu UTE A-League season, the Isuzu UTE Goal of the Year award shortlist consists of those players who have won the individual Goal of the Month awards during the regular season plus a panel of experts have added four additional goals they believe are worthy of winning the award.
- Ariath Piol (Round 4 – Sydney FC v Macarthur Bulls)
- Kosta Barbarouses (Round 7 – Auckland FC v Wellington Phoenix)
- Jordan Lauton (Round 12 – Perth Glory v Western United)
- Guillermo May (Round 19 – Western United v Auckland FC)
- Eli Adams (Round 22 – Newcastle Jets v Auckland FC)
- Marlee Francois (Round 28 – Auckland FC v Perth Glory)
Expert Panel Picks:
- Brandon Borrello (Round 8 – Western Sydney Wanderers v Brisbane Roar)
- Kosta Barbarouses (Round 10 – Wellington Phoenix v Newcastle Jets)
- Guillermo May (Round 15 – Auckland FC v Melbourne City)
- Luke Amos (Round 23 – Perth Glory v Brisbane Roar)
Isuzu UTE A-League Save of the Year (Panel + fan vote)
- Andrew Redmayne (Round 7 – Central Coast Mariners v Sydney FC)
- Matthew Sutton (Round 8 – Sydney FC v Western United)
- Oli Sail (Round 20 – Perth Glory v Sydney FC)
- Filip Kurto (Round 21 – Macarthur Bulls v Sydney FC)
- Noah James (Round 14 – Melbourne City v Newcastle Jets)
- Alex Paulsen (Round 27 – Melbourne Victory v Auckland FC)
- Harrison Devenish-Meares (Round 28 – Western United v Sydney FC)
- Patrick Beach (Round 21 – Wellington Phoenix v Melbourne City)
- Josh Oluwayemi (Round 25 – Newcastle Jets v Wellington Phoenix)
- Josh Oluwayemi (Round 23 – Sydney FC v Wellington Phoenix)
Ninja A-League Award Nominations
eToro Playmaker of the Year (Fan vote)
Showcasing the best of the creators in the Ninja A-League, the eToro Playmaker of the Year award is comprised of the respective winners of the ‘Assist of the Month’ category throughout the regular season.
- Lourdes Bosch (Round 2 – Melbourne Victory v Melbourne City)
- Emma Main (Round 6 – Melbourne Victory v Wellington Phoenix)
- Mariana Speckmaier (Round 13 – Western Sydney Wanderers v Melbourne City)
- Grace Maher (Round 14 – Western United v Western Sydney Wanderers)
- Sophie Hoban (Round 20 – Melbourne Victory v Newcastle Jets)
- Mackenzie Hawkesby (Round 23 – Adelaide United v Sydney FC)
Watch each of the nominations in the video below.
Shark Fan Player of the Year (Fan vote)
Each winner of the Ninja A-League Player of the Month is nominated for the Shark Fan Player of the Year award, while the top 10 players with the highest FotMob rating across the season are also in the mix.
- Cassidy Davis (November – Newcastle Jets)
- Tameka Yallop (December, March, April – Brisbane Roar)
- Indiana Dos Santos (January – Sydney FC)
- Ella Tonkin (January/February – Adelaide United)
FotMob End of Season Rating – Top 10 players:
- Isabel Gomez (Central Coast Mariners)
- Alexandra Chidiac (Melbourne Victory)
- Holly McNamara (Melbourne City)
- Tameka Yallop (Brisbane Roar)**
- Fiona Worts (Adelaide United)
- Alana Jancevski (Melbourne Victory)
- Momo Hayashi (Brisbane Roar)
- Chelsie Dawber (Adelaide United)
- Kayla Morrison (Melbourne Victory)
- Rebekah Stott (Melbourne City)
** Already nominated as monthly winner
Boost Mobile Young Footballer of the Year (Panel + fan vote)
Each month of the season a player was nominated for the Boost Mobile Young Footballer of the Year award with the winner to be decided via a panel of experts and fan vote.
- Mary Stanic-Floody (November – Canberra United)
- Alexia Apostolakis (December – Melbourne City)
- Indiana Dos Santos (January – Sydney FC)
- Sienna Saveska (January/Februrary – Western Sydney Wanderers)
- Maddie Caspers (March – Sydney FC)
- Annalise Rasmussen (April – Central Coast Mariners)
- Grace Johnston (Wildcard – Perth Glory)
Isuzu UTE Goal of the Year (Panel + fan vote)
Showcasing the best goals from what’s been a brilliant Ninja A-League season, the Isuzu UTE Goal of the Year award shortlist consists of those players who have won the individual Goal of the Month awards during the regular season plus a panel of experts have added four additional goals they believe are worthy of winning the award.
- Mary Stanic-Floody (Round 4 – Canberra United v Perth Glory)
- Momo Hayashi (Round 8 – Western United v Brisbane Roar)
- Alana Jancevski (Round 13 – Melbourne Victory v Sydney FC)
- Sienna Saveska (Round 14 -Western United v Western Sydney Wanderers)
- Sophie Hoban (Round 17 – Newcastle Jets v Perth Glory)
- Nickoletta Flannery (Round 23 – Melbourne Victory v Brisbane Roar)
Expert Panel Picks:
- Tamar Levin (Round 3 – Brisbane Roar v Perth Glory)
- Momo Hayashi (Round 7 – Newcastle Jets v Brisbane Roar)
- Tameka Yallop (Round 13 – Perth Glory v Brisbane Roar)
- Catherine Zimmerman (Round 19 – Western United v Canberra United)
Ninja A-League Save of the Year (Panel + fan vote)
- Sally James (Round 2 – Wellington Phoenix v Canberra United)
- Sarah Langman (Round 5 – Central Coast Mariners v Canberra United)
- Tahlia Franco (Round 5 – Western United v Sydney FC)
- Tiahna Robertson (Round 6 – Sydney FC v Newcastle Jets)
- Claudia Jenkins (Round 9 – Newcastle Jets v Adelaide United)
- Sally James (Round 14 – Canberra United v Perth Glory)
- Olivia Sekany (Round 16 – Brisbane Roar v Western United)
- Carolina Vilao (Round 17 – Wellington Phoenix v Adelaide United)
- Sarah Langman (Round 18 – Adelaide United v Central Coast Mariners)
