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Hornby and Ademiluyi Nominated For Goal of the Month
Friday, 2nd Oct 2026 13:22

Town Women duo Megan Hornby and Princess Ademiluyi have been nominated for the WSL2 Goal of the Month award for September.

Hornby is shortlisted for her debut 20-yarder which secured the Blues a late opening-day point against Nottingham Forest, while Ademiluyi has joined her teammate for her long-range strike in last weekend’s 3-1 victory over Wolves.

Also nominated are Amber Hughes, Amy Sims (both Wolves), Bayley Hutchinson (Durham) and Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah (Nottingham Forest). Votes can be cast here prior to 10am on Monday.

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ChingShady added 13:38 - Oct 2 Ademiluyi better win that! Class.
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Tractorog added 15:16 - Oct 2 Both excellent goals but Princess ... wow what a cracker of a goal!!!
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JewellintheTown added 15:40 - Oct 2 Genuinely think the two Ipswich goals were class. One or two of the others were poor keeping.
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armchaircritic59 added 18:11 - Oct 2 If anything is judged better than Princesses goal it would have to be an absolute " worldy " and some.
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DavefromWatford added 11:33 - Oct 3 As others have said 2 brilliant goals. Does Megan`s remind anyone of a certain Arsenal /England Winger.
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