With just over a month left until the end of the Premier League season, its not only the race for the title that has pulses racing.
Roger
Clemens All Star Jersey . While Leicester and Tottenham focus on English
footballs top prize, up to five players also have their sights set on another
award - the Golden Boot.Just three goals separate Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy,
Sergio Aguero and Romelu Lukaku at the top of the standings, while Riyad Mahrez
is a further two goals back. So who will join the likes of Alan Shearer, Thierry
Henry and Cristiano Ronaldo in lifting the top-goalscorer gong? Here, we take an
in-depth look at the contest... Previous Golden Boot winners Season Player Team
Goals 2014/15 Sergio Aguero Man City 26 2013/14 Luis Suarez Liverpool 31 2012/13
Robin van Persie Man Utd 26 2011/12 Robin van Persie Arsenal 30 2010/11 Dimitar
Berbatov Man Utd 20 Carlos Tevez Man City 20 State of playIts Kane who leads the
way with 22 goals, the latest of which earned Spurs a point at Anfield in early
April.One behind him is Leicester striker Vardy, who moved the Foxes a step
closer to the title with a double at Sunderland on Sunday. Last seasons Golden
Boot winner, Aguero, is locked on 18 goals with Everton frontman Lukaku, with
the Argentine netting in Citys last outing against West Brom.The same, however,
cannot be said for Lukaku, whose goals appear to have dried up following his
breath-taking start to the campaign. Mahrez, meanwhile, completes the quintet on
16 goals having handed over the goalscoring mantle to Foxes team-mate Vardy in
recent weeks. Premier League Golden Boot - 2015/16 Player Team Goals Harry Kane
Tottenham 22 Jamie Vardy Leicester 21 Sergio Aguero Man City 18 Romelu Lukaku
Everton 18 Riyad Mahrez Leicester 16 Remaining fixturesCurrent leader Kane, and
table-toppers Vardy and Mahrez have just five games remaining to add to their
respective tallies - although their quests for the Premier League title will no
doubt take precedence.Kanes Tottenham travel away to Stoke, Chelsea and
Newcastle in their final five games and welcome West Brom and Southampton to
White Hart Lane. That run of games could benefit Kane, with 12 of his 22 goals
coming on the road for Mauricio Pochettinos side.Leicesters fixtures fall
opposite to their main title rivals Spurs, with three of their remaining five
games taking place at the King Power Stadium. This slight adjustment is unlikely
affect Vardy, whose 21 goals are split 11 at home and 10 away. Will Vardy or
Mahrez add the Golden Boot to a potential Premier League winners medal? Its a
different story for Mahrez, though. Only four of his 16 league goals have come
at home, and with tough trips to Manchester United and Chelsea accounting for
the remaining away fixtures, his challenge could well be weakened.Lukakus 18
goals have been evenly split at home and away so the only advantage he may
receive comes by the fact he has at least one games advantage on his
rivals.Similarly, Aguero has an extra 90 minutes of game time in which to catch
Kane and Vardy. Thirteen of the Argentines 18 goals have come at the Etihad
Stadium, but he will not have the luxury of home comforts, with four of
Manchester Citys final six games coming on the road. Remaining fixtures Harry
Kane Jamie Vardy Sergio Aguero Romelu Lukaku Stoke (a) West Ham (h) Chelsea (a)
Soton (h) - - Newcastle (a) Liverpool (a) West Brom (h) Swansea (h) Stoke (h) -
Chelsea (a) Man Utd (a) Soton (a) Bmouth (h) Soton (h) Everton (h) Arsenal (h)
Leicester (a) - - - Sunderland (a) Newcastle (a) Chelsea (a) Swansea (a) Norwich
(h) Repeat performance?Lukaku would surpass his Golden Boot rivals and claim the
prize if he were to repeat his goalscoring form against his remaining opponents.
The Belgian, who has played two games fewer than Kane, Vardy and Mahrez, and one
game fewer than Aguero, notched an impressive eight goals in the corresponding
fixtures - a repeat would take his tally to 26 goals.Aguero would finish second
if things were to repeat themselves, with his tally of 18 boosted by the six
goals he scored in games with Newcastle and Chelsea alone. Could Romelu Lukaku
make a late surge for the Golden Boot? Kane and Vardy would be tied for third
place, with the pair adding just one and two goals to their current tallies if
they were to replicate their goals from earlier on in the season.Mahrez,
meanwhile, would remain fifth despite scoring six goals in the corresponding
fixtures first time around. It appears the Algerian may have too big a gap to
bridge. Golden Boot 15/16 (if results repeated) Player Team Current total Goals
in reverse fixtures Total Romelu Lukaku Everton 18 +8 26 Sergio Aguero Man City
18 +6 24 Harry Kane Tottenham 22 +1 23 Jamie Vardy Leicester 21 +2 23 Riyad
Mahrez Leicester 16 +6 22 Sky Sports pundit Matt Le Tissiers verdictI think
Vardy will finish top goalscorer this season after he got himself back in the
goals with a brilliant brace at Sunderland, and Leicester will go on and win the
league from here. I dont think its just between those two now, though, I wouldnt
put it past Aguero to score four goals in a game.Who do you think will hold
their nerve and claim this seasons Golden Boot? Leave a comment below or tweet
us @SkyFootball Also See: Premier League video Fixtures Table Live on Sky
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for Wednesdays first leg of the semifinal. That opens the door for Bendik, who
started 33 games for Toronto last season.Got a question on rule clarification,
comments on rule enforcements or some memorable NHL stories? Kerry wants to
answer your emails at
[email protected]! Hi Kerry, In Saturday nights game between
the Canadiens and Flyers, there was a shot from PK Subban at the point that went
wide and was stuck in the side of the net forcing a whistle. At this point,
Montreal was on a power play and up 2-0 in the game. My question is, why did the
face-off after this whistle stay in the Flyers end? If a shot from a Canadiens
player goes over the glass or onto the back of the net and is blown dead, the
face-off should come outside, shouldnt it? I am just wondering how this case is
different as it did not touch a Flyers player before becoming lost in the side
of the net. This was a very pivotal point in the game as the Canadiens scored
shortly after the next draw which remained in the Flyers zone, putting the game
pretty much out of reach. Thanks for taking the time to answer my e-mail and I
look forward to your response. Brett WalkerMelita, MB Brett, You are correct in
your understanding and interpretation of Rule 85 - Puck Out of Bounds. The
ensuing face-off should have been conducted on the neutral zone spot nearest to
the Flyers blue line once the puck became lodged under the protective netting
skirt directly off the shot by PK Subban (which was not deflected by a Flyers
player or goalie Ray Emery). Im giving the game officials a free pass on this
one as a result of some miscommunication they apparently received during the
video review process from the situation room. You need to give them a pass this
time around as well! First, you need to understand the variations in the rule
that could apply in this situation. The overriding premise regarding face-off
location when a puck goes out of bounds or becomes unplayable is to provide the
team at fault with the least amount of territorial advantage. An unplayable puck
is one that becomes lodged in the netting on the outside of either goal. This
understanding is verified in Rule 85.5 - "Should an attacking player cause the
puck to go out of play or become unplayable in the attacking zone, the face-off
shall take place at a neutral zone face-off spot or at a face-off spot in the
zone from which the puck left the ice, whichever is less advantageous to the
attacking team. For a puck that is unplayablle due to being lodged in the
netting or as a result of it being frozen between opposing players, the
resulting face-off shall be at either of the adjacent face-off spots unless in
the opinion of the Referee, the stoppage was caused by the attacking team, in
which case the resulting face-off shall be conducted in the neutral zone…" PK
Subban clearly caused the stoppage of play in this situation.
Justin
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goal post or crossbar, when cause by either team, either shot directly or
deflected off any player or official, the face-off is always to be conducted in
that end zone at the nearest face-off spot. Rule 85.1) The next logical question
we ask is why the face-off remained in the Flyers end zone following video
review and a lengthy conference between the Officials to determine puck drop
location? We need to look no further than the explanation posted on the NHL
Situation Room blog which states: "At 4:42 of the third period in the
Flyers/Canadiens game, video review determined that P.K. Subbans shot entered
through the side of the net. No goal Montreal." In looking at the replay,
it is clear that the puck did not enter the net but was trapped on the outside
of the mesh between the protective skirting. As a result of the Situation Room
written explanation, it is only logical to assume that Referee Eric Furlatt
would have been informed that the shot entered through the side of the net!
Furlatt would communicate this information to his colleagues on the ice during
their conference. Given this flawed information, the correct face-off location
rule application (oxymoron) would be found in a portion of Rule 85.2 that
states; "Should the puck go under the goal either from behind or the side or
through the mesh from behind or the side, the ensuing face-off should take place
at the nearest face-off spot in the zone nearest to the location where the play
was stopped." That location would be in the Flyers end zone to the right of
Ray Emery! Whatever the reason Brett, the incorrect face-off location resulted
once PK Subban caused the stoppage of play in the attacking zone when his direct
shot became caught in the outside netting and rendered unplayable. It would
appear to have been lost somewhere in the communication.
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