SportNBC SportsBallon d’Or 2026 live updates: Nominees, stream, start time, awards
The 70th Ballon d'Or ceremony is underway in London, with Harry Kane the favourite for the men's award and two England women also in the running.
Follow live updates from the Ballon d'Or 2026 ceremony on October 26, 2026 including real-time updates, nominees, highlights, and memorable moments as Harry Kane, Lionel Messi, and more learn the winners.
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