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Can Thierry Henry make it two wins in three? Pick your Goal of the Week
Oct 1, 2012 10:45:00 AM
We select five efforts for you to choose from ahead of the latest episode of the Goal Show
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GOAL OF THE WEEK |
Jasur Hasanov clinched last week's competition by just 15 votes ahead of LA Galaxy's Juninho.
As always we select our favourite five strikes from the Goal Show and ask you to pick your winner.
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Ryan Johnson |
New York Red Bulls vs Toronto |
First up is Toronto's Ryan Johnson, who unleashed this thunderbolt against the New York Red Bulls.
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Thierry Henry |
New York Red Bulls vs Toronto |
A GOTW regular is back at number two. Henry won this accolade a fortnight ago, and his effort against Toronto will put him in contention again.
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Xi Wu |
Shanghai Shenhua vs Henan |
At number three, we have a goal from the Chinese Super League. Xi Wu latching on to Didier Drogba's pass to volley home for Shanghai Shenhua.
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Clyde Leon |
W Connection vs Guadalajara |
Our fourth goal to choose from is Clyde Leon's free-kick in the Concacaf Champions League for W Connection.
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Kim Hyun-Sung |
Shimizu S-Pulse vs Vegalta Sendai |
Completing our selection is Kim Hyun-Sung's brilliant effort against Vegalta Sendai for Shimizu S-Pulse.
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