Nketiah’s Spectacular Strike Nominated for Premier League Goal of the Month. Eddie Nketiah’s game-winning hat-trιck goal against Sheffield United is a candidate for October’s Premier League Goal of the Month.
When he thundered a shot into the top corner of the Blades goal during our 5-0 victory at Emirates Stadium, the striker accomplished his first treble in the division in style. As a result, he is now on the shortlist for the title of league’s greatest goal of October.
Eddie scored twice before halftime to put us ahead by two goals, then in the 58th, he spectacularly won the matchball. Emile Smith Rowe, a central defender discovered by Gabriel Martinelli in space, sent a pass into his fellow Hale End graduate inside the closing third.
The striker cradled the ball with his back to goal and positioned himself for a right-footed blast from 25 yards that sailed into the top corner of the North Bank net, leaving Blades keeper Wes Foderingham grasping at thin air.
Eddie Nketiah’s impressive hat-trιck against Sheffield United has earned him a place on the shortlist for the Premier League’s Goal of the Month award. With a thunderous shot into the top corner of the Blades’ net during Arsenal’s 5-0 victory, Nketiah showcased his striking prowess and raised his goal tally to five for the season. Joining him on the eight-player shortlist are Bryan Mbuemo and Samman Ghoddos from Brentford, who both found the net in their game against Burnley. Jacob Bruun Larson of Burnley is also nominated for his curling goal against Luton Town.
Jack Harrison’s dipping first-time strike that helped Everton defeat Bournemouth and Philip Billing’s long-range lob against Burnley are also recognized. Manchester United’s Diego Dalot’s late winner against Sheffield United and Hwang Hee-chan’s individual effort against Newcastle United complete the list of contenders. The winner of the award will be determined by a combination of fan votes and expert selections. Supporters can cast their votes for Eddie Nketiah’s goal until Monday, November 8 at midday UK time.
