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FootballAntoine Semenyo: Ghana Star to Battle Cole Palmer and Isak for Top EPL Award After Impressive Month
- Antoine Semenyo has earned a first Player of the Month nomination
- The Ghana international was in fine form for Bournemouth in March
- Cole Palmer and Alexander Isak are also challenging for the award
Ghana forward, Antoine Semenyo, has been nominated for the March 'Player of the Month' award in the English Premier League.
The AFC Bournemouth striker enjoyed a good run last month, scoring three goals in four matches to earn a nomination for the accolade.
Semenyo will face competition from Chelsea's Cole Palmer, Newcastle United's Alexander Isak, and Son Heung-min of Tottenham Hotspur.
Other players on the list are Arsenal's Ben White, Rodrigo Muniz of Fulham, and Alexis Mac Alister of Liverpool, according to the Premier League's official website.
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Meanwhile, Semenyo has become the second Bournemouth player to be nominated for the award this season after Dominic Solanke picked the gong in December.
The Ghanaian scored twice against Luton Town as the Cherries recovered from a 3-0 deficit to win 4-3 at Vitality Park. He also scored in the game against Burnley.
The former Bristol City forward has scored three goals and provided four assists this season, per Transfermarkt.
Bournemouth were unbeaten in March and remain on course to a late fight for a European place finish.
Semenyo's brace heroics against Luton
As reported by the BBC, the Ghanaian striker was also a hero for Bournemouth as they completed a remarkable comeback to beat Luton Town in March.
Having conceded three first-half goals, the Cherries were on the brink of defeat when Semenyo inspired them to victory with two late goals.
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FootballTahith Chong, Chiedozie Ogbene, and Ross Barkley gave Luton a commanding lead before the break but Bournemouth started the comeback after Solanke pulled one back on 51 minutes.
Illia Zabarnyi reduced the deficit on the hour mark before Semenyo's heroics sealed a famous win for the hosts.
Cole Palmer fires Chelsea to victory
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that hat-trick hero, Cole Palmer scored twice deep into stoppage time on Thursday as Chelsea defeated Manchester United 4-3.
Erik ten Hag's men appeared set for a famous victory at Stamford Bridge after storming back from 2-0 down to lead 3-2 in a game which saw 47 shots in total.
However, the Blues' Palmer had the last word in the game, levelling from the penalty spot in the 100th minute and then netting a winner moments later.