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The shortlist for the 2021/22 Premier League Official Monthly, March Best Goal, Best Coach and Best Player has been announced.
Budweiser Premier League Goal Of The Best Goal for March
Reece James (Chelsea) 2022.03.05
Cuccio Hernandez (Watford) 2022.03.06
Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal) 2022.03.06
Bruno Guimarães (Newcastle) 2022.03.10
Ruben Neves (Wolves) 2022.03.10
Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United) 2022.03.12
Kay Havertz (Chelsea) 2022.03.13
Timothy Castagne (Leicester City) 2022.03.20
Barclays Premier League Coach of the Month candidate for the month
Arteta (Arsenal) won 3 and lost 1, conceding 6 goals and 4 goals
Arteta led Arsenal to the top of the race for the fourth, and after beating Aston Villa, Arsenal won five consecutive Premier League away games for the first time since May 2015.
Conte (Tottenham) won 3 and lost 1, scoring 12 goals and conceding 4 goals
Conte's Tottenham hottest were on fire in March, averaging three goals per game. After the London derby against West Ham United, Spurs have moved up to fifth place.
Klopp (Liverpool) won all 3 games, conceding 5 goals and 0 goals
Klopp's side won all three premier league games in March and did not concede a goal, with Liverpool maintaining pressure on the leaders Manchester City.
Rodgers (Leicester City) won 3 and lost 1, scoring 5 goals and conceding 3 goals
Rodgers led Leicester City back into form, rising to the top half of the table after three wins in four Premier League games in March.
Tuchel (Chelsea) won all three games, conceding 8 goals and 1 goal
Tuchel's Chelsea won the Premier League in March and played all three games against teams fighting for relegation, two of which were away.
EA SPORTS Premier League Player of the Month candidate for the Month
Cash (Aston Villa) wins 2 and loses 2, 1 goal, 2 assists and 2 clean sheets
Aston Villa right-backs came to the best of their Premier League career, delivering assists in a 4-0 win over Southampton before passing in a 3-0 win over United.
Charloba (Chelsea) won all 3 games, 1 goal, 1 assist and 2 clean sheets
The 22-year-old Chaloba was Chelsea's main defender in March, helping the Blues concede just one goal in the Premier League in March. On the offensive end, Chaloba delivered an assist against Burnley and scored a goal against Norwich.
Havertz (Chelsea) won all 3 games, scoring 4 goals and 1 assist
Havertz was directly involved in five of Chelsea's eight Premier League goals in March and scored killer goals against Newcastle.
Kane (Tottenham) is 3 wins and 1 loss, 4 goals and 2 assists
Kane was directly involved in six Premier League goals in March, ranking first in the league. At the same time, he also broke Rooney's record of 94 goals, becoming the premier league's all-time away goalscorer.
Kulusewski (Tottenham) is 3 wins, 1 loss, 3 assists
Kulusevsky threatened Tottenham's right-wing attack, delivering three brilliant assists in the Premier League in March.
Robertson (Liverpool) won all 3 games, 1 assist and 3 clean sheets
Robertson helped Liverpool win all three of the Premier League in March and kept all of them clean sheets. Against Arsenal, Robertson assisted Firmino's goal.
Saka (Arsenal) won 3 and lost 1, scoring 2 goals and 1 assist
The 20-year-old Saka, a key player in Arsenal's top four, was directly involved in Arsenal's half-Premier League goals in March, with one of them being the winning goal against Aston Villa.
Tony (Brentford) wins 2 and lose 1, scoring 5 goals
Brentford beat Norwich and Burnley in back-to-back matches, with Tony scoring hat-tricks and scoring twice respectively, becoming the first promoted horse player to score 2+ in two consecutive Premier League games since Dwight Gale (Crystal Palace) in May 2014.