Goal of the Month voting now open

Voting is now open for our March Goal of the Month competition, and there are four brilliant strikes to choose from.
To be in with a chance of winning a signed Willian shirt, all you need to do is watch the video above and register your vote.
This month’s nominations are as follows:
A: Eden Hazard against West Ham United
B: N’Golo Kante v Manchester United
C: Callum Hudson-Odoi v West Ham United Under-18s
D: Willian v Stoke City
The winning goal each month is the strike which receives the highest number of votes from supporters.
Click here to register your vote and be in with a chance of winning a signed Willian shirt.

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