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Budweiser Kings of the Match: Matchweek 6

27 Oct 2020

See which players earned the backing of supporters, including Southampton's Danny Ings

Supporters voted in their thousands to crown their Budweiser Kings of the Match in Matchweek 6.

Shortly after the final whistles, fans across the world chose their top performers via the official Premier League website and app, and here's who came out on top.

AVL

0-3

LEE

Patrick Bamford (LEE)

There was little doubt over the identity of the King of the Match following the striker's sensational second-half hat-trick for Leeds United. Bamford won 79 per cent of the vote.

WHU

1-1

MCI

Phil Foden (MCI)

The substitute was pivotal as Manchester City came back to earn a draw, scoring their equaliser six minutes after coming on and beating Michail Antonio in the vote.

FUL

1-2

CRY

Wilfried Zaha (CRY)

He created one goal and scored the other in Crystal Palace's 2-1 win, earning 79.4 per cent of the vote.

MUN

0-0

CHE

Edouard Mendy (CHE)

The goalkeeper ensured Chelsea left Old Trafford with a point and their first away clean sheet of the season. He made several key saves including one from Marcus Rashford in stoppage time.

LIV

2-1

SHU

Sadio Mane (LIV)

Mane edged a tightly-contested vote, with his total of 36.9 per cent enough to beat match-winner Diogo Jota to the prize.

SOU

2-0

EVE

Danny Ings (SOU)

The forward set up both of his side's goals against the leaders, teeing up James Ward-Prowse and then Che Adams. He took 68.5 per cent of the vote.

WOL

1-1

NEW

Raul Jimenez (WOL)

The forward looked to have claimed three points for his side with his 80th-minute goal, a brilliant right-footed strike from outside the penalty area. He claimed 49 per cent of the vote.

ARS

0-1

LEI

Jamie Vardy (LEI)

Vardy's header, his 11th goal against Arsenal in the Premier League, earned all three points for the visitors and gained the substitute 54.5 per cent of fans' votes.

BHA

1-1

WBA

Mat Ryan (BHA)

West Bromwich Albion goalscorer Karlan Grant ran him close but the Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper proved the fans' favourite, winning 38.9 per cent of votes.

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