Best Disappointment Award goes to West Ham, check other Awards by Teams, Managers and Players in EPL

The Premier League has come and gone as it ends on Sunday with a tough final match day. Disappointments, excitements, jubilations all combined actions at about 6.00pm on Sunday after all the league matches been players. Different players, coaches and clubs expecting their various rewards and awards for their various performances, achievements and rankings.

After the final matchday, there were several awards given to different players for their outstanding performances so far in the premier league campaign.


Here are the awards for different coaches and there is ones I found funny especially about a team who performed below everyone's expectations:

Kevin DeBruyne, Play maker Award


The Man City forward has 20 assists and 13 goals this season in the premier league. He is the most productive player of the season in the league.




Liverpool, Best team, they won the league after almost winning the league last season behind Man City, they finished the season with 99 points
Trent Alexander Arnold, Best Young Player



The Liverpool player is trying to meet Up with David Beckham for his unstoppable shots




Bruno Fernandez, Best Signing

The Manchester United player signed in January Transfer window from Sporting Lisbon makes pivotal improvement to the Red Devils squad who were earlier not picking up their forms, he has made big impacts since his arrival.




Sheffield United, Biggest Surprise team

They are ranked the fourth in their defensive record this season, tactics and attacking which greatly yielded them positive results during the season.




Danny Ings, Most Improved Player

The Southampton player has 22 goals this season making him of the highest goalscorer scorer this season in the premier league.




Chris Wilder, Best Manager

The Sheffield United manager signed good players, managed well and employed good tactics.




Southampton, Best Mid-season Makeover

They were in relegation zone after their huge loss to Leicester in a 9-0 defeat in October but they fought back and are 44 points clear of the relegation zone.




Aston Villa, Best Postlockdown Makeover

They came after the lockdown to work ahead and survive the relegation zone




Westham, Best Disappointment

Based on having talented players, the club is supposed to be among the top10 teams but didn't delivered up to expectations.