Voting is open for August's Goal of the Month in Champions League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 10:12 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Voting has begun for August's Goal of the Month, featuring six contenders from various matches. Among the nominees are Kasper Høgh, who scored a standout goal in his first hat-trick against Kilmarnock, and Benjamin Nygren, who delivered impressive strikes against both Dundee United and LASK. Camilo Durán also makes a double appearance for his goals against LASK, while Maria McAneny's return from injury saw her score a memorable goal against Montrose. Fans can vote for their favorite goal until September 25.
- •Voting closes at 5pm on September 25.
- •Kasper Høgh scored a notable goal against Kilmarnock.
- •Benjamin Nygren hit goals in consecutive games.
- •Camilo Durán scored twice in a match against LASK.
- •Maria McAneny contributed a goal to a 3-0 win over Montrose.
- 10:12 AMYahoo Sports — Vote now for August's Goal of the Month
"Voting is now open for August's Goal of the Month. Register your favourite strike and if our expert agrees, you could win an official Celtic FC shirt signed by the scorer of the winning goal!CAST YOUR...
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