Castrol 2022/23 Game Changer of the Season Nominees. Six players delivered a performance that transformed a match in 2022/23, but only one can win.
Six players have been nominated for the Premier League’s 2022/23 Castrol Game Changer of the Season award.
The award, which started in 2021/22, is given to the individual with the most game-changing performance throughout the season.
You, the fans, had until 18:00 BST on Friday, 2 June, to vote via the Castrol website for your favorite from the shortlist below.
See: Nelson claims Castrol Game Changer Award
Jordan Pickford (EVE) v Liverpool
Saturday 3 September
EVE 0-0 LIV
The Everton goalkeeper made eight saves, including one that won the Castrol Save of the Month award, to help his side earn a Merseyside derby point in a goalless draw at Goodison.
Son Heung-min (TOT) v Leicester
Saturday 17 September
TOT 6-2 LEI
The Tottenham Hotspur winger scored a 13-minute hat-trick off the bench in a 6-2 win at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Erling Haaland (MCI) v Man Utd
Sunday 2 October
MCI 6-3 MUN
The Manchester City forward was the star of the show at the Etihad Stadium, scoring a hat-trick and creating two more goals in a memorable 6-3 victory in the Manchester derby.
Rodrigo Bentancur (TOT) v Leeds
Saturday 12 November
TOT 4-3 LEE
Two late goals from the Spurs midfielder earned an incredible turnaround win for the north Londoners at home to Leeds United.
Riyad Mahrez (MCI) v Spurs
Thursday 19 January
MCI 4-2 TOT
With Man City 2-0 down at half-time, Mahrez scored twice and created another goal to help the eventual Premier League champions emerge as 4-2 winners at home to Spurs.
Reiss Nelson (ARS) v AFC Bournemouth
Saturday 4 March
ARS 3-2 BOU
After coming on as a substitute in the 69th minute, Nelson set up the equalizer for Arsenal, who had been 2-0 down to the Cherries, before scoring a brilliant winner in the seventh minute of stoppage time.
Source: Premier League Website
Past winners
2021/22: Ilkay Gundogan
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