
Xavi thus closes the podium with 16.48% of the votes of journalists, coaches and captains of national teams affiliated with FIFA or 624 people in total. Iniesta, with 17.36% of votes, is itself the heir of Messi, first with 22.65% of votes for his second consecutive Golden Ball.



- Xavi and Andres Iniesta hail Fifa winner Lionel Messi (11/01/2011)
- Molinaro blog (11/01/2011)
- Goal.com Worldview: Andres Iniesta, Lionel Messi Or Xavi - Who Should Win The FIFA Ballon D'Or? (Goal.com) (10/01/2011)
- FIFA Ballon d'Or: How the Voting Went (11/01/2011)
- Barca duo tip cap to Messi (11/01/2011)
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