Voting is now open for Norwich City Women's Player of the Month award for September.
The players in contention for this month's award are Issy Moore, Freya Symonds, Holly Kennard and Bryony Brodie.
Perry Northeast's side were in action on four occasions throughout the month, picking up two league draws and two FAWNL Cup wins.
September began on the road in the second group stage game of the League Cup, where the Canaries ran out 2-1 winners against Luton Town.
City then picked up consecutive draws at home against Boldmere St Michaels and Stoke City respectively, closing the month with an empathic win over Stevenage last weekend to finish top of Group G.
Voting is open until midnight on Thursday, October 1 via the poll below.
Issy Moore
Back amongst the nominees for the second month running, Issy Moore has continued to contribute towards important goals.
Her superb strike against Boldmere St Michaels got City back into the game after initially going 2-0 down before the break.
Freya Symonds
Having dropped deeper in the midfield this season, Freya Symonds has adapted well to her new role and is proving an important part of Northeast's game play.
She provided a lovely ball through to Drew Wilson in the dying minutes of City's dramatic draw against the Mikes, the defender netting a 96th minute from Symonds' delivery.
Holly Kennard
The tricky winger was on target twice for the Canaries this month, sealing the win against Luton Town in the FAWNL Cup at the start of the month and netting the all-important equaliser against Stoke City two weeks later.
Bryony Brodie
Arsenal-loanee Bryony Brodie has settled into Norfolk life very comfortably, commanding the midfield with her intelligence of the game.
She opened her Norwich City account in style last weekend to provide the fourth goal in a 5-1 win over Stevenage last weekend.
Vote using the poll below.