Mirror Football's Pundit Ballon d'Or has reached its final, with Roy Keane and Ian Wright the last two pundits standing after four rounds of voting.
The competition, which began with a 30-strong field, has seen thousands of votes cast over nearly a month. Keane has been a fan favourite since the start, while Wright advanced to the final after a dominant semi-final performance.
Semi-Final Results
Wright faced his Overlap colleague Gary Neville in the semi-finals, picking up just shy of 60 per cent of the votes. Keane, meanwhile, was pitted against Alan Shearer and secured 67 per cent of the votes.
The results mirror past on-pitch clashes, with Keane's win coming 20 years after his sending-off against Shearer in 2001.
Final Vote
Readers are now being asked to choose between Keane's deadpan Irish style and Wright's more animated takes. The winner will be crowned the nation's greatest football pundit.
