The final games of the Premier League season have finished with Manchester City retaining the title to be crowned 2018/19 winners. But who picked up the individual awards for the most goals, assists and clean sheets plus who were the players, managers and goals of the season awarded to? Sportmail provide you with the list of Premier League winners to be awarded the Golden Boot, Golden Glove, Playmaker, Player of the Season, Goal of the Season and Manager of the Season 2018/19 awards plus previous winners of the awards. Golden Boot Winner Mohamed Salah, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Sadio Mane win Golden Boot Top 10 Scorers - EPL 2018/19 Mohamed Salah - 22 goals Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - 22 goals Sadio Mane - 22 goals Sergio Aguero - 21 goals Jamie Vardy - 18 goals Raheem Sterling - 17 goals Harry Kane - 17 goals Eden Hazard - 16 goals Callum Wilson - 14 goals Alexandre Lacazette - 13 goals Advertisement The award was shared by Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after Liverpool and Arsenal forwards each finished the season on 22 goals. Golden Boot winner Salah/ Mane/Aubameyang stat breakdown for season: Goals: 22 Minutes played: 3256/3085/2731 Mins/Goal: 148/140.2/124.1 Assists: 8/1/5 Total shots (exc. blocks): 104/76/72 Shot conversation rate (exc. blocks): 21.2%/29%/30.6% Shooting accuracy (exc. blocks): 61.5%/55.3%/55.6% Goals (from penalties): 3/0/4 Goals (inside box): 21/22/20 Goals (outside box): 1/0/2 Goals headed: 0/0/6 Direct Free Kick Goals: 0 *Stats courtesy of Opta Golden Glove Winner Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker won the Golden Glove after the most clean sheets Top 10 Clean Sheets - EPL 2018/19 Alisson - 21 Ederson - 20 Jordan Pickford - 14 Kepa Arrizabalaga - 14 Hugo Lloris - 12 Martin Dubravka - 11 Neil Etheridge - 10 Kasper Schmeichel - 10 Lukasz Fabianski - 7 David de Gea - 7 Advertisement The award goes to Alisson after Liverpoo lgoalkeeper kept 21 clean sheets with Brazilian no.2 and Man City keeper Ederson was only able to keep 20 clean sheets. The Golden Glove award goes to the Premier League goalkeeper to keep the most clean sheets through-out the season. Golden Glove winner Alisson stat breakdown for season: Clean Sheets: 21 Goals Conceded: 22 Saves: 76 Saves percentage: 77.1% Penalties faced: 1 Penalties saved: 0 *Stats courtesy of Opta Premier League Playmaker Award Eden Hazard won the Premier League playmaker award after most assists in a season Top 10 Assists - EPL 2018/19 Eden Hazard - 15 Ryan Fraser - 14 Christian Eriksen - 12 Trent Alexander-Arnold - 12 Andrew Robertson - 11 Leroy Sane - 10 Raheem Sterling - 10 Callum Wilson - 9 Paul Pogba - 9 Mohamed Salah - 8 Advertisement This year the award went to Eden Hazard after accumulating 16 assists throughout 2018/19 season with last year's winner being Man City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne with 16 assists. The Premier League playmaker award was introduced last year to award the league player to acquire the most assists in a season. Playmaker winner Eden Hazard stat breakdown for season: Assists: 15 Goals: 16 Chances created (inc. assists): 98 Passes: 1819 Passing accuracy: 84.3% * Stats courtesy of Opta Premier League Season Awards There are three season awards that are judged by a Premier League panel made up of legends Alan Shearer, Ian Wright, Jamie Carragher and more. The public vote also makes up 10% of the total votes in each category and will combined with the panel (plus captains for the player award). Here are the season awards: EA Sports' Player of the Season Carlings' Goal of the Season Barclays' Manager of the Season Player of the Season Award Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk crowned EA Sport's Player of the Season Virgil van Dijk won this seasons EA Sport's Player of the Season award after votes from Premier League panel, peers (20 club captains) and the public saw the Liverpool defender become the third defender to receive the award after Nemanja Vidic and Vincent Kompany. The Dutch defender has already picked up the PFA Player of the Year award and replicates Liverpool teammate Mohamed Salah who picked up both awards last season. Player of the Season winner Virgil van Dijk stat breakdown: Goals: 4 Assists: 2 Chances created (inc. assists): 7 Passes: 3037 Passing accuracy: 89.7% Tackles: 38 Tackles Won: 28 Clean Sheets: 20 Blocks: 18 Clearances: 199 Here were the nominees: Sergio Aguero Eden Hazard Sadio Mane Mohamed Salah Bernardo Silva Raheem Sterling Virgil van Dijk Goal of the Season Award Andros Townsend won Carling's Premier League Goal of the Season after his superb volley Andros Townsend won Carling's Premier League Goal of the Season after his superb volley gave Crystal Palace the lead before half-time against Manchester City and then went on to win 3-2 at Etihad Stadium. The Carling award was first introduced in 2016/17 season in which Emre Can won the award as Liverpool midfielder for an overhead kick goal against Watford. It was then won last year by Sofiane Boufal for his solo effort goal for Southampton. The goal of the season is selected from the shortlist of monthly winners plus any outstanding strikes in May. Here's the shortlist: Eden Hazard Anthony Knockaert Fabian Schar Andre Schurrle Andros Townsend Son Heung-min Aaron Ramsey Daniel Sturridge Jean Michael Seri PLUS ANY OUTSTANDING STRIKES IN MAY (possibly Vincent Kompany goal against Leicester) Manager of the Season Award The manager of the season award went to Pep Guardiola for the second consecutive season after retaining the Premier League title. Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was named Barclays' Manager of the Season 2019 Here was the shortlist: Nuno Espirito Santo (Wolves) Pep Guardiola (Man City) Jurgen Klopp (LIverpool) Mauricio Pochettino (Tottenham) The award has predominantly gone to the managers to win the Premier League title with the exception of four managers. The exceptions: George Burley - Ipswich Town: Burley's side finished in fifth place in their first season since promotion from first division in the previous season. - Ipswich Town: Burley's side finished in fifth place in their first season since promotion from first division in the previous season. Harry Redknapp - Tottenham (2009/10): Redknapp achieved fourth place with Spurs which was their highest position in twenty years. - Tottenham (2009/10): Redknapp achieved fourth place with Spurs which was their highest position in twenty years. Alan Pardew - Newcastle (2001/12): Pardew achieved ninth place with the Magpie which was their highest position in nine years. - Newcastle (2001/12): Pardew achieved ninth place with the Magpie which was their highest position in nine years. Tony Pulis - Crystal Palace (2013/14): Pulis guided Palace from bottom the table from match-week 12 to finish 11th place in the Premier League.<doc-sep>Chelsea superstar and creator extraordinaire, Eden Hazard has clinched another individual award. After sweeping the Chelsea Awards on Friday night — Player of the Year, Players’ Player of the Year, Goal of the Year — he collected the award of the best Playmaker for the 2018-19 Premier league season this weekend. Earlier, he was also nominated for PFA Player of the Year as well as Premier League Player of the Season, and was also snubbed for PFA Team of the Year honors despite leading the league in combined goals and assists. King of the creators Congratulations to @hazardeden10 - winner of the Playmaker Award for 2018/19 pic.twitter.com/E1Eu87shrs — Premier League (@premierleague) May 12, 2019 This caps off a wonderful Premier League season for Hazard as far as individual stats are concerned, finishing with 16 goals and 15 assists, making it his best individual season in England. These stats look even better considering the poor finishing of the team throughout the season. Hazard has always placed the team’s success over individual targets. The modesty with which Eden credits his success to his teammates is one of the reasons why he is loved by one and all. “I just prefer to win the game. When I see the ball in the net I am just happy for the other player who has scored but I think the assist for Ruben Loftus-Cheek against Fulham is maybe one of the best. “I try to play my best football every season and I think this year I was a bit lucky to make so many assists because when you make assists you need the other players to score goals and for myself I think it is a good season but it could be better for the club. At the end we did our job of finishing in the top four and we are in the Champions League for next season, but it could be better.” - Eden Hazard; source: Chelsea FC Chelsea fans were in full volume throughout the game, chanting for Hazard to stay while holding up “Stay Eden” banners. Hazard made sure he would return back the love from the crowd by going towards the away end to clap off the fans. Is this the end of Eden’s Chelsea journey? We have at least one more game to enjoy together.<doc-sep>E den Hazard claimed an impressive clean sweep of honours at Chelsea's 2018-19 awards ceremony on Friday evening. The Belgian playmaker was voted by fans as Player of the Year for the fourth time and also received his team-mates' backing to scoop the Players’ Player of the Year prize. Hazard, who netted the winning penalty in a shootout victory over Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday to send Chelsea into the Europa League Final, also claimed Goal of the Season honours for his brilliant late solo effort in the League Cup third-round defeat of Liverpool at Anfield in September. "My relationship with the fans has been really good since I came here," said Hazard, the first Chelsea player to claim all three of those awards in the same season. "It’s always a pleasure to play at Stamford Bridge in front of the fans. That’s why I am on the pitch. 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We will go to Baku all together with the fans and we will be back with the trophy." Hazard is widely expected to leave Chelsea this summer amid sustained interest from Real Madrid, though suggested after the semi-final, second-leg tie against Frankfurt at Stamford Bridge that he had yet to make a final decision on his future. The 28-year-old was not the only Blues player to pick up an award on Friday, with Callum Hudson-Odoi - currently sidelined with a ruptured Achilles - voted Young Player of the Year.<doc-sep>
With the latest Premier League season now completed, the winners of the official awards for the 2018/19 campaign, such as the Manager of the Season, the Player of the Season and the Golden Boot victors, have all been announced. Tired of reading? Click through the gallery above to see all the 2018/19 EPL awards winners! On Tuesday evening, Pep Guardiola was announced as the Barclays Manager of the Season, winning the award for a second year running after leading Manchester City to back-to-back Premier League titles. "It's an honour to receive this award," Guardiola said, as quoted by PremierLeague.com. "I want to share it with my players because they are the artists of everything, to my staff because we fought a lot against all the managers in the Premier League, especially Jurgen Klopp, an incredible contender to face till the end. "It was a pleasure to play against all of them and hopefully do big, big battles again to win an incredible title." The 48-year-old beat fellow nominees Nuno Espirito Santo, Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino to the accolade, which is based on votes from the public and a panel of football experts. While Guardiola was named Manager of the Season, Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk had already been named the official Player of the Season. The Dutchman, who also claimed the PFA Players' Player of the Year award, became the first defender to win the accolade since Vincent Kompany lifted it in the 2011/12 campaign. His teammate Alisson won the 2018/19 Golden Glove after keeping 21 clean sheets in 2018/19, while Reds duo Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane shared the Golden Boot with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Read: 3 African Superstars Share EPL Golden Boot Chelsea's Eden Hazard was named the Playmaker of the Season, following in the footsteps of his national teammate Kevin De Bruyne, while Raheem Sterling won the FWA Footballer of the Year award. Would you say this has been the best Premier League season in history? Have your say in the comments section below.