See who Keshi, Enyeama , Others voted at 2014 BALLON D'OR

Cristiano Ronaldo has been awarded the Ballon d'Or for a third time at a ceremony in Zurich.
The Real Madrid superstar topped a poll of journalists, international coaches and captains for the second year running and is now within one win of equalling rival Lionel Messi's four awards.
Ronaldo received 37.66 per cent of all votes, while Barcelona's Messi just pipped Manuel Neuer to second place, with 15.76 per cent compared to 15.72 per cent for Germany's World Cup-winning goalkeeper.
The Portuguese forward first won the Ballon d'Or in 2008, two years before it was merged with FIFA's World Player of the Year award to become the FIFA Ballon d'Or.

The voting for the Ballon d'Or has been revealed and once again it was full of tactical voting, with the two front runners, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, not picking the other in their top three. Voting was made by the captain and coach of each Fifa nation, as well as one journalist from each country. As both Ronaldo (Portugal) and Messi (Argentina) captain their nations, they each got a vote. The Real Madrid superstar, eventual winner of the award for the second year in a row, made it clear who his friends in football were, giving all three votes to Real Madrid team-mates who were never going to challenge him for the gong.
Similarly Messi went for his team-mates; former Real Madrid man Angel Di Maria, now at Manchester United, was first, Barcelona stalwart Andres Iniesta was second and Javier Mascherano was third.

FIFA Awards

• Ballon d’Or: Cristiano Ronaldo
• Puskas (best goal) Award: James Rodriguez (Colombia v Uruguay)
• Women’s World Player of the Year: Nadine Kessler
• World Coach of the Year for Men's Football: Joachim Low
• World Coach of the Year for Women’s Football: Ralf Kellermann
• Presidential Award: Hiroshi Kagawa
• Fair Play Award: FIFA volunteers

FIFPro XI: Neuer, Lahm, Silva, Luiz, Ramos, Kroos, Iniesta, Di Maria, Messi, Ronaldo, Robben.

See how they voted below:

CAPTAINS OF NATIONAL TEAMS

Lionel Messi (Argentina) – 1. Angel di Maria 2. Andres Iniesta 3. Javier Mascherano
Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) – 1. Sergio Ramos 2. Gareth Bale 3. Karim Benzema
Iker Casillas (Spain) – 1. Cristiano Ronaldo 2. Sergio Ramos 3.
Thomas Mueller Neymar (Brazil) – 1. Lionel Messi 2. Cristiano Ronaldo 3. Javier Mascherano
Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany) – 1. Manuel Neuer 2. Philipp Lahm 3. Thomas Muller
Robin van Persie (Holland) – 1. Arjen Robben 2. Zlatan Ibrahimovic 3. Manuel Neuer
Diego Godin (Uruguay) – 1. Diego Costa 2.Thibaut Courtois 3. Arjen Robben
Ashley Williams (Wales) – 1. Gareth Bale 2. Bastian Schweinsteiger 3. Eden Hazard
Vincent Kompany (Belgium) – 1.Thibaut Courtois 2. Eden Hazard 3. Arjen Robben
Radamel Falcao (Colombia) – 1. James Rodriguez 2. Cristiano Ronaldo 3. Angel di Maria
Wayne Rooney (England) – 1. Cristiano Ronaldo 2. Toni Kroos 3. Gareth Bale Hugo
Lloris (France) – 1. Cristiano Ronaldo 2. Karim Benzema 3. Manuel Neuer
Vincent Enyeama( Nigeria) - 1. Ronaldo 2. Ibrahimovic 3.Yaya Toure

COACHES OF NATIONAL TEAMS
Gerardo Martino (Argentina) – 1. Lionel Messi 2. Angel di Maria 3. Javier Mascherano
Marc Wilmots (Belgium) – 1. Arjen Robben 2. Manuel Neuer 3. Thibaut Courtois
Dunga (Brazil) – 1. Neymar 2. Cristiano Ronaldo 3. Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Jose Pekerman (Colombia) – 1. Jamez Rodriguez 2. Lionel Messi 3. Cristiano Ronaldo
Didier Deschamps (France) – 1. Cristiano Ronaldo 2. Manuel Neuer 3. Karim Benzema
Joachim Low (Germany) – 1. Manuel Neuer 2. Philipp Lahm 3. Bastian Schweinsteiger
Guus Hiddink (Holland)– 1. Arjen Robben 2. Thomas Mueller 3. Cristiano Ronaldo
Jurgen Klinsmann (USA) – 1. Manuel Neuer 2. Cristiano Ronaldo 3. Arjen Robben
Chris Coleman (Wales)– 1. Gareth Bale 2. Cristiano Ronaldo 3. Bastian Schweinsteiger
Stephen Keshi (Nigeria) - 1.Ronaldo 2. Yaya Toura 3. Phillip Lahm