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Connolly's Spurs strike nominated for top award

Aaron Connolly’s second goal in the stunning 3-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur has been nominated for the Budweiser Goal of the Month award for October.

By James Hilsum • 01 November 2019

By Paul Hazlewood
Aaron Connolly.

The Irishman bamboozled the Spurs defence, and cut in off the left flank before he fired home into the bottom corner with a superbly-taken finish.

The full list of nominees can be viewed below:

Player Opponent (Date) Commentary
Aaron Connolly (2nd goal)
Brighton & Hove Albion
Tottenham Hotspur (5/10) The Irish teenager capped off his full Premier League debut by cutting in from the left and finding the bottom-right corner with a great finish.
Douglas Luiz
Aston Villa
Norwich City (5/10) Douglas picked up the ball just outside the Norwich City penalty area and brilliantly curled it into the top-right corner of the net.
Matty Longstaff
Newcastle United
Manchester United (6/10) Longstaff marked his Premier League debut with a sweet, low drive from outside the area after good work by Jetro Willems.
Gylfi Sigurdsson
Everton

West Ham united (19/10)

Sigurdsson skillfully beat a defender before curling the ball into the top-left corner of the West Ham goal from 25 yards out.
David Silva
Manchester City
Crystal Palace (19/10) Silva latched on to an exquisite, scooped pass over the Palace defence by Raheem Sterling to score with a well-taken volley from close range.
James Maddison
Leicester City
Southampton (25/10) Maddison curled in a fantastic free-kick from 25 yards for Leicester’s eighth goal of the match at St Mary’s.
Jay Rodriguez
Burnley
Chelsea (26/10) Rodriguez surged forward and fired the ball into the top-right corner from over 30 yards.
Anthony Martial
Manchester United
Norwich City (27/10) The Man Utd forward sublimely chipped the ball over Tim Krul from close range after a clever backheel from Marcus Rashford.

 

The public’s votes cast for this category will represent 10% of the total, and voting closes at 6pm on Monday 4th November.

Click here to cast your vote for Aaron.