Voting open for Women's October Player of the Month

Fans can now vote for the Norwich City Women Player of the Month Award for October, presented by Sekura.id.

Fans can now vote for the Norwich City Women Player of the Month Award for October, presented by Sekura.id.

The Canaries were in action on four occasions across the month, picking up three wins and a first loss of the season.

The only league game of October saw Martin Herdman lead his side to a 2-1 victory over QPR Women at Loftus Road.

The League Cup fixtures ended in a 2-1 win over Bournemouth (round one) and a 2-0 loss to London Bees (round two).

FA Cup third round qualifying saw the Canaries beat Division One South East London Seaward side 3-1 away from home.

The nominees for this month are Megan Todd, Freya Symonds, Anna Larkins and Rachel Lawrence.

Todd added two to her growing goal-scoring tally this month, putting her on level terms with teammate Natasha Snelling (seven goals).

The number seven grabbed the equaliser against QPR to help the Canaries towards another three points, also scoring against London Seaward in the FA Cup.

Todd has also played every minute of match action this month, including extra-time against the Cherries.

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This month's joint-top scorer is attacking midfielder Freya Symonds, who was first to net against AFC Bournemouth and again to finish off the win over London Seaward.

Symonds made the starting 11 in two of the four games and played 30 minutes of the third match she made an appearance in.

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At the back, club captain Anna Larkins maintained her consistent run of form, featuring in all four of Norwich’s fixtures and every minute except extra-time against AFC Bournemouth.

She was also voted for as Opposition Player of the Match in the League Cup round one fixture.

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Rachel Lawrence features in the shortlist for the second month running for her long distance goal that sent the Canaries through to the second round of the FAWNL League Cup in extra-time.

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Supporters can cast their vote for the award via the form below.

Voting for the award has now closed.