Jamie Vardy, Frank Lampard and Jermain Defoe join Gareth Southgate at 2017 Pride of Britain Awards

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England strikers Jamie Vardy and Jermain Defoe joined their manager Gareth Southgate as football stars came out in force for the 2017 Pride of Britain Awards.

The national team trio were present at London's Grosvenor House on Monday night for the star-studded show and teamed up to help present an award.

Frank Lampard was also pictured on the red carpet outside the event with his wife Christine while Leicester striker Vardy posed with his partner Rebekah.   

(L-R) Jamie Vardy, Gareth Southgate and Jermain Defoe pose with 17-year-old Moin Younis 

Vardy, Defoe and Southgate handed the Teenager of Courage Award to 17-year-old Moin Younis, who has battled life-threatening illnesses throughout his life and helps inspire others as an ambassador for Acorns Children's Hospice.

Moin, who found out he'd won the award after a surprise meeting with David Beckham, told Southgate he was 'doing a good job' as England manager and 'just needed time'.  

The awards show, which is put on by the Daily Mirror, celebrates the remarkable achievements of people in Britain over the past year,

(L-R) Jamie and Rebekah Vardy attended on Monday along with Frank and Christine Lampard

Jermain Defoe was also in attendance at the glitzy ceremony at London's Grosvenor House

The Grenfell community was given a special recognition honour after coming together to provide shelter and comfort to those affected in the tower fire. 

Prince William also praised the firefighters for their bravery in battling the blaze and offered his condolences to the families who lost loved ones.  

Southgate's England secured their passage to the 2018 World Cup finals earlier this month as his Three Lions side topped their qualification group. 

Defoe was included in Southgate's latest squad but failed to feature against Slovenia or Lithuania while Vardy was left out due to injury.