Palace remained unbeaten throughout the month, stretching their overall run to 19 matches in all competitions. Their September results included a goalless draw against Sunderland, a 2–1 win at West Ham United, and a dramatic late victory over Liverpool, leaving them as the only undefeated side in the league by the end of the month.
Glasner’s strategic approach and leadership have played a key role in the team’s impressive performances. He becomes the first Palace manager to win the award since Tony Pulis in April 2014.
Other nominees for the award included Mikel Arteta of Arsenal, who guided the team to two victories and a draw, helping the Gunners secure second place in the standings; Pep Guardiola of Manchester City, who maintained City’s position at the top of the table with continued strong performances; and Régis Le Bris of Sunderland, who oversaw an unbeaten month marked by tactical discipline and resilience.
The winner was selected based on a combination of fan voting and expert panel evaluation.
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