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Head to our Sports Personality of the Year page to read all the stories and watch all the videos from the 2025 show here in Salford.

Let's do it all again next year, shall we?

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And, of course, here is Rory McIlroy's crowning moment as BBC Sports Personality of the Year!

What a night it has been!

Here's a reminder of all the award winners at BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025:

• Sports Personality of the Year - Rory McIlroy
• Young Sports Personality of the Year - Michelle Agyemang
• World Sport Star of the Year - Armand Duplantis
• Coach of the Year - Sarina Wiegman
• Team of the Year - Europe's Ryder Cup team
• Helen Rollason Award - Sergio Aguiar and David Stancombe
• Lifetime Achievement Award - Thierry Henry

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England's Euro 2025 winner Michelle Agyemang, speaking after receiving the Young Sports Personality of the Year award, said: "Wow. Thank you so much. I am so grateful. To all my team mates, coaches, I am so grateful.

"To my family, who have supported me all this year and throughout my career - even if it hasn't been that long - I love you. A big thank you to God for this opportunity. I am so thankful."

Things moved pretty fast towards the end of the show there, so let's loop back and hear from the 2025 Young Sports Personality of the Year winner Michelle Agyemang.

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Speaking on behalf of the European Ryder Cup Team, Rory McIlroy said: "As a lot of other sports people in this room know, it's an honour to be a part of these teams.

"I want to say congratulations to the England Women's football team and the Red Roses too, what you have done this year has been absolutely amazing.

"We're up here as two of the 12 players. We also had the captain, vice captain and all of the backroom team - we could not have done what we did without all of them.

"Everyone watching at home, thank you so much."

Not long before winning the main award, Rory McIlroy was up speaking on behalf of Europe's Ryder Cup winning team, who were named as Team of the Year.

What a night for the Northern Irishman!

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More from Rory McIlroy: "I have a lot of people to thank. Firstly, the public, my family, my mum and my dad. They sacrificed so much for me. I wouldn't be here without them, so thank you.

"My wife Erica and my daughter Poppy, they are what holds me together. My rock. They couldn't be here tonight but I can't wait to get back tomorrow and celebrate this with them. I love you.

"And to the BBC for hosting these awards. It has always been something growing up that I watched on TV. It was always a big part of the run up to Christmas, so I am very honoured to get my hands on this trophy.

"Hopefully I can challenge to get it again next year!

"Thank you everyone. It truly is an honour."

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After receiving the BBC Sports Personality of the Year trophy, Rory McIlroy said:

"Wow. First of all, I would like to congratulate all of the other finalists. I know how much hard work and dedication it takes, so it is a pleasure to just be in this room. I feel truly honoured to just be a part of it.

"2025 has been the year I made my dreams come true.

From Augusta to the Ryder Cup and everything in between. It's the year dreams are made of."

Let's hear from your Sports Personality of the Year winner Rory McIlroy, shall we?

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Following his long-awaited triumph at Augusta, Rory McIlroy delighted his home crowd by winning the Irish Open for a second time.

He then played a key role in a drama-filled Ryder Cup success with Team Europe at Bethpage.

And he was not done there, achieving further wins at the Players Championship and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, before he topped off a stellar year with his seventh Race to Dubai title.

It has been a year "that dreams are made of", says Rory McIlroy in his acceptance speech, having moments ago been on stage to collect the Team of the Year award.

We'll bring you his words in full shortly!

Rory McIlroy achieved golfing immortality by completing the career Grand Slam with his first Masters title at Augusta National in April

The 36-year-old Northern Irishman had won the US Open, The Open and US PGA Championship by 2014.

But McIlroy had to wait another 11 years to complete the full set of major championships.

In doing so he became only the sixth man - and first European - to clinch the Slam, joining Americans Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods, and South Africa's Gary Player, in accomplishing the feat.

You have voted for Rory McIlroy as your BBC Sports Personality of the Year for 2025!

Your BBC Sports Personality of the Year runner-up for 2025 is England's Women's Rugby World Cup winner Ellie Kildunne!

And now it is time to crown the winner of BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025.

In a new twist to this year's vote, you chose Ellie Kildunne, Rory McIlroy and Lando Norris as your top three.

But who has come out on top?

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Europe held off a thrilling American resurgence to claim a Ryder Cup on US soil for only the fifth time, and the first since their legendary 'Miracle of Medinah' triumph in 2012.

Luke Donald's side shrugged off a hostile New York crowd at Bethpage Black to open up a record seven-point lead after two days, having dominated the foursomes and fourballs formats.

They had to show nerve to survive a remarkable United States comeback on the final day, but secured a 15-13 win to make it back-to-back victories.

The Europeans have now triumphed in six of the past eight Ryder Cups.

Your Team of the Year for 2025 is... Europe's Ryder Cup winners!