Poll: Pick the Championship’s goal of the weekend

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Which of these stunning strikes wins your vote for best Championship goal? Newcastle, Derby and Nottingham Forest feature.

Nottingham Forest’s Ben Osborn celebrates

After yet another set of shocks, surprises and upsets in the Championship, HITC Sport is taking a look at some of the best goals scored between Friday and Sunday. But before we give you a chance to vote on your favourite goal, here’s a quick look at the contenders…

Conor Hourihane – Barnsley

Conor Hourihane (C) celebrates scoring for Barnsley

After goals from Tom Bradshaw and Ryan Kent, Barnsley captain Conor Hourihane sealed an important victory for Barnsley with a stunning free-kick. Becoming somewhat of a set-piece specialist, Hourihane marked what might be his last performance for Barnsley with a special goal to help the Tykes beat fierce rivals, Leeds United.

Tom Ince – Derby

After a loose-ball was swept up by Derby midfielder, Craig Bryson, Tom Ince beat his man to slot home the Rams’ second goal in their 3-2 win against Reading. The goal was Ince’s 9th of the season.

Sam Morsy – Wigan

Sam Morsy (L) celebrates

Sam Morsy helped Wigan Athletic secure back-to-back victories and climb out of the Championship relegation zone on Saturday. Morsy fired the hosts into a first-half lead with an effort from 20 yards out, just moments after he had struck the post.

Isaiah Brown – Huddersfield

Brown’s time at Huddersfield Town has started with a bang, after the Chelsea loanee fired the Terriers into the lead against Ipswich Town with a curling effort. The England youngster, who was on loan at Rotherham United earlier in the season, has been brought in to help fire David Wagner’s team to promotion this season.

Ben Osborn – Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest’s Ben Osborn scores their first goal from a free kick

It’s not often you see a free-kick like this one, especially one that finds the back of the net! Ben Osborn wowed the City Ground on Saturday, as the youngster buried a spectacular free-kick to give the Reds a narrow 1-0 victory against struggling Bristol City. After the ball was chipped up for him, Osborn struck a sweet volley to give the Robins’ keeper no chance.