Thursday 14 December 2017 20:10, UK
Sheffield Wednesday's Adam Reach is the Sky Bet Championship Goal of the Month winner for November, receiving 55% of the public vote.
Only 18 seconds against had elapsed at Aston Villa when Reach strode forward into space and judged his approach to a bouncing ball and his left-foot volley to perfection.
Reach said: "I'm delighted to win it, it's the first time I've won a personal EFL award and I'm happy that it came in a victory for Sheffield Wednesday.
"It was one of them where you dream of striking a ball like that; it just dropped and I never broke stride, didn't really have time to think about what I wanted to do, I just hit it. Thankfully I've caught it sweet and it went top corner."
Lead Sky Bet EFL Goal of the Month judge and Sky Sports pundit Don Goodman said: "Often at the start of these big fixtures, it can be quite cagey and goals can be hard to come by. But Adam Reach made a mockery of that logic, producing an incredible strike after just 18 seconds.
"The goal itself is a wonderful strike, the technique is perfect as he cuts across the ball to deliberately produce slice, which takes it out of the reach of [Sam] Johnstone in the Aston Villa net."
Reach beat off competition from Wolverhampton Wanderer's Barry Douglas and Cardiff City's Danny Ward.
Josh Morris is the Sky Bet League One Goal of the Month winner for October, with the Scunthorpe midfielder receiving 47% of the public vote. If Morris's turn away from Charlton defenders was exquisite, the ability to bend his right-foot shot into the far top corner in the final moments of its trajectory was other-worldly.
"It's a massive honour, there were three great goals nominated so thanks to everyone who voted, everyone behind the scenes at the club and it's a big thing for me to have," Morris said. "I got passed the ball with a man quite close to me but I managed to get away with a turn and it opened up for me to hit it with my right foot, so I thought 'why not?' and hit it really well and it went in the top corner.
"I don't think I had many other options, it was either shoot or get tackled, and I'd just scored a couple of minutes previously so my confidence was high and decided to hit it and thank god it went in."
Goodman said: "Josh Morris has been one of the standout performers in the league for a couple of seasons, and seems to be capable of ever increasingly brilliant pieces of skill.
"Morris produced an unstoppable free kick from 25 yards just minutes before, but this goal was the pick of two sublime efforts. To be able to produce a strike with curl, pace and accuracy like that with your so-called 'weaker' foot is outstanding.''
Morris beat off competition from Oldham Athletic's Eoin Doyle and Walsall's Erhun Oztumer.
Lee is the Sky Bet League Two Goal of the Month winner for October, receiving 47% of the public vote. Biting into a tackle, Lee sized up his opportunity instantly and sent an unforgettable, unerring shot into the net from 60 yards out.
"I'm delighted with it, it's great to get a bit of personal recognition but the main thing is the team doing well and hopefully we can stay top of the league," Lee said. "I just nicked the ball in midfield and looked up and saw the keeper off his line and thought why not. It was just instinct, I looked up and the keeper seemed to be closer to me than the goal.
"I've scored a few good ones but that's definitely the best. Rooney's wasn't bad but mine was a little bit further out so hopefully I can take that one."
Goodman said: "Olly must have seen the keeper way off of his line before he even won possession well inside his own half, as there was only one thought on his mind.
"It's one thing spotting an opportunity, but quite another to be able to hit a ball so well from that distance that the keeper was beaten all ends up and didn't even get a chance to put a dive in."
Lee beat off competition from Chesterfield's Jak McCourt and Carlisle United's Danny Grainger.
