There are plenty of goals to choose from in October, with the Blues netting 14 times across four matches.

We started with a 3-0 away win over West Ham United before the international break, and when our players returned from representing their respective nations, we recorded a memorable 6-2 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge.

That was followed by a 3-1 win at Crystal Palace the following weekend, and the month concluded with a 2-0 win against Roma in the Women's Champions League at Plough Lane.

Which Chelsea goal in October was your favourite? View the shortlisted strikes above and then submit your vote on the Chelsea Official App, where the winner of the award, presented by Constant Contact, will be revealed in the coming days.

Melvine Malard vs West Ham

Sjoeke Nusken started the move for our first strike of the afternoon in Dagenham, sensing a moment's hesitation from West Ham when they took a free-kick in their own half.

The German international stole the ball, strode forward and picked out Malard. The number nine received it with her back to goal, but stood strong, turned and stroked her finish into the bottom corner.

Keira Walsh vs West Ham

Doubling our lead against the Hammers was Walsh. The move began with Alyssa Thompson jinking her way towards goal from the left-hand side before playing a short sideways pass for Wieke Kaptein, who then shifted the ball quickly to Walsh.

The experienced midfielder used her tried and tested technique from range to lash the ball into the bottom corner to the delight of the travelling fans.

Lauren James vs Tottenham

James' second goal in our 6-2 win over Spurs at Stamford Bridge was a solo effort as she sprinted forward on the break to take matters into her own hands for the second time in that match.

Breaking free of the backpedalling defenders, she burst into the box on the left and used her low centre of gravity to lean backwards and curl a superb shot into the bottom right-hand corner.

Sjoeke Nusken vs Tottenham

While James' goal came courtesy of a delicate touch, second-half substitute Nusken scored with a pile-driver of a shot to give the Spurs 'keeper Lize Kop no chance of making a save.

Finding space in the box, the midfielder blasted home with pure conviction, putting us firmly in the driving seat.

Maika Hamano vs Tottenham

Hamano came on after half-time against Spurs, and she marked her appearance against her former loan club with a stunning swerving effort from almost 30 yards out.

The replays showed just how much the ball moved once it had left her foot, and the goal certainly got the Blues fans off their seats at Stamford Bridge.

Melvine Malard vs Crystal Palace

Known more for her instinctive finishes from inside the penalty area, Malard's second entry on this list came from distance.

As the space opened up 25 yards out following a Katie McCabe throw-in, Malard found herself in space and unleashed a stunning strike that fizzed past a helpless Pauline Peyraud-Magnin in the Palace goal.

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