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Men, Women, and Academy recognised at annual BFCitC Charity Dinner

2026-05-11T08:05:36.607Z

CLUB ANNOUNCE END OF SEASON AWARD WINNERS

Men, Women, and Academy recognised at annual BFCitC Charity Dinner

2026-05-11T08:05:36.607Z

Men, Women, and Academy recognised at annual BFCitC Charity Dinner

On Sunday evening staff, players, and guests from across the Club and Community gathered for Burnley FC in the Community’s annual charity dinner and awards night.

For the men’s team Zian Flemming, Jaidon Anthony, and Loum Tchaouna were recognised for their contributions in 2025/26.

The public vote for Player of the Season was won by Flemming, whose 10 Premier League goals and one Carabao Cup strike leave him top of Burnley’s scoring charts.

“I’d like to thank all of the supporters who voted for me,” Flemming said.

“Your support has never wavered and it’s been audible every time I’ve stepped out on to the pitch, either at Turf Moor or across the country.

“Clearly the season hasn’t gone the way any of us would have wanted, but I’ve enjoyed testing myself at Premier League level for the first time.”

Anthony, who has featured in all but one of our league games this term, was recognised by his team-mates in winning the Players’ Player of the Season prize.

The Goal of the Season award was voted for by those in attendance on the night, and it was Tchaouna’s strike against Leeds United in October that prevailed.

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It was a night to remember for Millie Ravening, who picked up all three of the Women’s team Player of the Season, Players’ Player of the Season awards and Goal of the Season.

The attacking midfielder, who re-joined the Clarets last summer, enjoyed a productive campaign in front of goal, scoring 22 goals and notching nine assists in all competitions.

Those numbers put her top of the club and league’s scoring charts, and Ravening also featured in every league match.

“I’m really proud to have won both awards,” she said.

“To be recognised by both the fans and my team-mates means a lot to me, and I couldn’t have done anything without either of their support.

“Clearly it’s been a fantastic season with winning promotion to WSL2, and this just makes it that extra little bit special for me.”