Vote now for your Temporal Player of the Month for September
It's been a positive start to life in the WSL for Crystal Palace Women, and now it is time to vote for your Temporal Player of the Month!
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Jo Potter's side have so far earned five points from four games in the Barclays Women's Super League and have two wins from two games in the Subway Players Cup.
There were plenty of standout performances throughout the month, but there can only be five nominees.
Let's meet the players on the Temporal Player of the Month shortlist...
1. Pauline Peyraud-Magnin
It has been a great return to English football for our new France international goalkeeper.
Starting in every WSL game so far, Peyraud-Magnin has made two clean sheets - an opening day 1-0 victory over Everton and a battling 0-0 draw away at Arsenal.
Her performance in the latter game made headlines as she made eight saves against her old club, earning Palace a crucial point on the road.
2. Shanade Hopcroft
Our newest international - Hopcroft earned a first-ever call up to the Ireland squad in late September.
Her performances on the field more than warranted it as well - scoring in the Subway Player's Cup and forcing an own goal in the 3-3 draw against Birmingham City.
Hopcroft has been integral to everything the team have done well this month - with few Palace players having played more minutes.
3. Lexi Lloyd-Smith
Lloyd-Smith has also had a great start to life in SE25. She scored the winner on her debut in the 1-0 victory over Everton, racing in behind and prodding the ball past Courtney Brosnan.
She then scored again in the 3-3 draw against Birmingham City, nicking the ball from the defender and slotting home to put Palace in the lead.
The new No.7 has impressed in white, red and blue - operating as both a winger and striker in her four league appearances so far.
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4. Aimee Everett
A regular nominee for Player of the Month - it has been another good month for the Palace skipper.
Everett captained her side to a win and a clean sheet in the opening fixture against Everton, and then put on a defensive masterclass the week after against Arsenal.
The 25-year-old has built on her Team of the Season inclusion last year with a string of impressive performances at centre-back.
5. Teyah Goldie
Goldie has impressed in defence since arriving from London City Lionesses on loan in July.
Predominantly deployed as a left-back, she played a huge part in Palace's consecutive clean sheets in the WSL.
Like teammate Lexi Lloyd-Smith, she too will now join up with the England Under-23's ahead of their upcoming Norway clash.
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