Vote now for your Temporal Player of the Month
It's been a very busy October for Crystal Palace Women, and it's now time to vote for your Temporal Player of the Month!
Vote in the poll above, now!
Palace began the month with a draw away at Aston Villa on Sunday, 4th October. After going behind in the second-half, a super strike from Abbie Larkin rescued a point for the Eagles in Birmingham.
There were then narrow defeats against West Ham in the Barclays Women's Super League and Southampton in the Subway Players Cup, before a loss to unbeaten Chelsea in South London.
Potter's side were then on the wrong end of a six-goal thriller in Bromley last night, as Palace lost 4-2 to London City Lionesses in the Players Cup.
Let's meet the players on the Temporal Player of the Month shortlist...
1. Annabel Blanchard
Our No.17 bagged two goals in three starts across October, including a superb first-half brace against Southampton in the Players Cup.
Blanchard only played eight minutes in the Players Cup this week, but managed to score with more or less her first touch - sweeping the ball past Mary Earps in the London City net.
With Potter now positioning her just behind the striker, it's clear that Blanchard has found her goalscoring form again.
2. Abbie Larkin
Larkin proved to be the saviour in the West Midlands in early October, as her stunning strike helped salvage a point at Villa Park.
She caused the Chelsea defence all sorts of problems last weekend too, drawing a number of fouls throughout the 90 minutes.
Her fine form carried over into international duty too, as she bagged a goal and two assists for the Republic of Ireland.
3. Shannon O'Brien
Palace's summer arrival from Leicester City has enjoyed a good start to life in South London, having bagged three goals in 11 appearances.
O'Brien's versatility has been a key strength for Potter's side, with her starting in the left-wing, right-wing and striker position so far.
She got on the scoresheet against London City last night too, heading past the 'keeper to get Palace's second goal of the evening.
4. Aimee Everett
The Palace captain started in all but one game in October, delivering consistent performances throughout.
Her finest performance came against Aston Villa at the start of the month, where she recorded 15 defensive contributions.
This included three tackles, three interceptions and eight interceptions as very little got past her at Villa Park.
5. Fuka Tsunoda
Tsunoda has really impressed since joining on loan from Brighton & Hove Albion in the summer.
Recently called up to the Japan squad for the first time - the diminutive midfielder has shone so far for Palace.
She grabbed an assist against Chelsea, where her superb corner delivery was touched in by Molly Bartrip at the back post.
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