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🏆 Professional Footballers Association (PFA) Team of the Year

2008–09

Edwin van der Sar

Netherlands

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Manchester United

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Edwin van der Sar

Netherlands

2 (App.)

Manchester United

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Glen Johnson

England

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Portsmouth

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Glen Johnson

England

1 (App.)

Portsmouth

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Rio Ferdinand

England

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Manchester United

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Rio Ferdinand

England

5 (App.)

Manchester United

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Nemanja Vidić

Serbia

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Manchester United

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Nemanja Vidić

Serbia

3 (App.)

Manchester United

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Patrice Evra

France

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Manchester United

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Patrice Evra

France

2 (App.)

Manchester United

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

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Manchester United

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

4 (App.)

Manchester United

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Steven Gerrard

England

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Liverpool

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Steven Gerrard

England

7 (App.)

Liverpool

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Ryan Giggs

Wales

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Manchester United

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Ryan Giggs

Wales

6 (App.)

Manchester United

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Ashley Young

England

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Aston Villa

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Ashley Young

England

3 (App.)

Aston Villa

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Nicolas Anelka

France

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Chelsea

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Nicolas Anelka

France

2 (App.)

Chelsea

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Fernando Torres

Spain

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Liverpool

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Fernando Torres

Spain

2 (App.)

Liverpool

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2007–08

David James

England

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Portsmouth

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David James

England

3 (App.)

Portsmouth

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Bacary Sagna

France

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Arsenal

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Bacary Sagna

France

1 (App.)

Arsenal

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Rio Ferdinand

England

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Manchester United

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Rio Ferdinand

England

4 (App.)

Manchester United

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Nemanja Vidić

Serbia

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Manchester United

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Nemanja Vidić

Serbia

2 (App.)

Manchester United

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Gaël Clichy

France

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Arsenal

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Gaël Clichy

France

1 (App.)

Arsenal

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

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Manchester United

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

3 (App.)

Manchester United

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Steven Gerrard

England

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Liverpool

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Steven Gerrard

England

6 (App.)

Liverpool

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Cesc Fàbregas

Spain

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Arsenal

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Cesc Fàbregas

Spain

1 (App.)

Arsenal

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Ashley Young

England

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Aston Villa

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Ashley Young

England

2 (App.)

Aston Villa

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Emmanuel Adebayor

Togo

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Arsenal

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Emmanuel Adebayor

Togo

1 (App.)

Arsenal

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Fernando Torres

Spain

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Liverpool

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Fernando Torres

Spain

1 (App.)

Liverpool

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2006–07

Edwin van der Sar

Netherlands

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Manchester United

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Edwin van der Sar

Netherlands

1 (App.)

Manchester United

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Gary Neville

England

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Manchester United

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Gary Neville

England

6 (App.)

Manchester United

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Rio Ferdinand

England

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Manchester United

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Rio Ferdinand

England

3 (App.)

Manchester United

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Nemanja Vidić

Serbia

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Manchester United

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Nemanja Vidić

Serbia

1 (App.)

Manchester United

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Patrice Evra

France

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Manchester United

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Patrice Evra

France

1 (App.)

Manchester United

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

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Manchester United

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

2 (App.)

Manchester United

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Steven Gerrard

England

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Liverpool

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Steven Gerrard

England

5 (App.)

Liverpool

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Paul Scholes

England

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Manchester United

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Paul Scholes

England

2 (App.)

Manchester United

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Ryan Giggs

Wales

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Manchester United

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Ryan Giggs

Wales

5 (App.)

Manchester United

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Didier Drogba

Côte d’Ivoire

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Chelsea

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Didier Drogba

Côte d’Ivoire

1 (App.)

Chelsea

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Dimitar Berbatov

Bulgaria

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Tottenham Hotspur

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Dimitar Berbatov

Bulgaria

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Tottenham Hotspur

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2005–06

Shay Given

Ireland

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Newcastle United

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Shay Given

Ireland

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Newcastle United

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Pascal Chimbonda

Guadeloupe

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Wigan Athletic

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Pascal Chimbonda

Guadeloupe

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Wigan Athletic

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John Terry

England

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Chelsea

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John Terry

England

3 (App.)

Chelsea

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Jamie Carragher

England

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Liverpool

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Jamie Carragher

England

1 (App.)

Liverpool

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William Gallas

France

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Chelsea

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William Gallas

France

2 (App.)

Chelsea

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

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Manchester United

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal

1 (App.)

Manchester United

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Steven Gerrard

England

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Liverpool

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Steven Gerrard

England

4 (App.)

Liverpool

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Frank Lampard

England

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Chelsea

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Frank Lampard

England

3 (App.)

Chelsea

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Joe Cole

England

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Chelsea

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Joe Cole

England

1 (App.)

Chelsea

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Thierry Henry

France

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Arsenal

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Thierry Henry

France

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Arsenal

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Wayne Rooney

England

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Manchester United

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Wayne Rooney

England

1 (App.)

Manchester United

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2004–05

Petr Čech

Czech

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Chelsea

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Petr Čech

Czech

1 (App.)

Chelsea

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Gary Neville

England

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Manchester United

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Gary Neville

England

5 (App.)

Manchester United

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John Terry

England

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Chelsea

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John Terry

England

2 (App.)

Chelsea

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Rio Ferdinand

England

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Manchester United

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Rio Ferdinand

England

2 (App.)

Manchester United

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Ashley Cole

England

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Arsenal

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Ashley Cole

England

3 (App.)

Arsenal

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Shaun Wright-Phillips

England

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Manchester City

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Shaun Wright-Phillips

England

1 (App.)

Manchester City

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Steven Gerrard

England

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Liverpool

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Steven Gerrard

England

3 (App.)

Liverpool

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Frank Lampard

England

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Chelsea

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Frank Lampard

England

2 (App.)

Chelsea

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Arjen Robben

Netherlands

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Chelsea

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Arjen Robben

Netherlands

1 (App.)

Chelsea

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Andrew Johnson

England

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Crystal Palace

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Andrew Johnson

England

2 (App.)

Crystal Palace

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Thierry Henry

France

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Arsenal

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Thierry Henry

France

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Arsenal

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The Professional Footballers' Association Team of the Year (often called the PFA Team of the Year, or simply the Team of the Year) is an annual award given to a set of 55 footballers across the top four tiers of men's English football: the Premier League, the Championship, League One and League Two, as well as the top tier of women's football: the Women's Super League.

The award has been presented to men since the 1973–74 season and women since the 2013-14 season. The shortlist is compiled by the members of the players' trade union, the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA), in January of every year, with the winners then being voted for by the other players in their respective divisions.

The award is regarded by players in the Football League as the highest accolade available to them, due to it being picked by their fellow professionals.

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