The Guardian has won three big prizes at the 2022 Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) awards, including newspaper of the year for the 10th time.
The FSA Awards are the largest supporter-led awards in the UK, with hundreds of thousands of votes cast every year.
The Guardian was voted newspaper of the year for the 10th time by fans, while the Guardian’s chief sports writer Barney Ronay won the prize for best writer of the year. The Guardian’s Football Weekly podcast, presented by Max Rushden and Barry Glendenning, was awarded podcast of the year, and will air regular match day episodes throughout this year’s World Cup tournament.
Guardian journalist Suzanne Wrack was also nominated in the best writer category, while football cartoonist David Squires was shortlisted for the online media of the year prize.
A full list of the winners can be found here.
