Johanna Bundsen awarded best goalkeeper in Europe

The 35-year-old national team goalkeeper received the award after a season in which she helped win the Champions League with French side Metz.

Fans, players, coaches and media each accounted for 25 percent of the vote, with Bundsen the only Swede to take a place in the team of the season.

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