This year edition of FIFA awards is set to acknowledge outstanding players in the year 2020.

Also known as The Best, this year award was held virtually due to the ongoing global pandemic. The show was broadcasted live from FIFA's headquarters in Zurich while players, coaches and stakeholders connected virtually from different parts of the world.

Tottenham's Heung Min Son won Pukas award for his remarkable solo goal against Burnley while Liverpool's gaffer Jurgen Klopp won the best FIFA Coach of the year beating Bayern Munich manager Hans-Dieter Flick who won the treble with Bayern Munich in his first season.

For FIFPRO XI, Alison was chosen ahead of Manuel Neur who was awarded the best goal keeper in 2020.

In defense, Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos partnered Liverpool's influential defender Virgil Van Dijk. Canadian youngster, Alphonso Davis is the left back while Liverpool's Trent Alexander Arnold is the right back.

In Midfield, Manchester City's Kelvin De Bruyne partners Bayern Munich Joshua Kimmich and ex Bayern star Thiago Alcantara.

In attack two of the greatest players in football Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi partners a player who had the best 2020, Robert Lewandowski.

The biggest news on the night was when Robert Lewandowski was announced as the winner of 2020 The Best award ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

Robert Lewandowski totally deserved the award as he was remarkable in the year, guiding Bayern Munich to a treble winning season.

List of FIFA FIFPRO WomenXI:

Christiane Endler; Lucy Bronze, Wendie Renard, Millie Bright, Delphine Cascarino, Barbara Bonansea, Veronica Boquete, Megan Rapinoe, Pernille Harder, Vivianne Miedema, Tobin Heath

Lucy Bronze of England and Manchester City is the best female player while Sarina Wiegman won the best FIFA women's coach.

Manchester United have been handed a tie against Real Sociedad in the Europa League round of 32, while Arsenal have landed Benfica and Tottenham will face Wolfsberger.

Manchester United will travel to the Anoeta to face current La Liga leaders Real Sociedad after dropping into Europe's second-tier competition following their Champions League exit.

Here is the draw in full:

 

Wolfsberger v Tottenham Hotspur

Dynamo Kyiv v Club Brugge

Real Sociedad v Manchester United

Benfica v Arsenal

Red Star Belgrade v AC Milan

Royal Antwerp v Rangers

 

Slavia Prague v Leicester

Salzburg v Villarreal

Braga v Roma

Krasnodar v Dinamo Zagreb

Young Boys v Bayer Leverkusen

Molde v Hoffenheim

Granada v Napoli

Maccabi Tel-Aviv v Shakhtar Donetsk

Lille v Ajax

Olympiakos v PSV Eindhoven

The first legs of the round of 32 ties will be played on February 18, 2021, while the second legs are scheduled to take place seven days later.