The Reds were in action four times, winning twice and drawing once, with our only defeat of the month coming against Newcastle United at St James' Park.

In terms of Goal of the Month contenders, we have a healthy shortlist to present to you, with seven efforts to pick from this time around.

Scroll down to watch our video rounding them up, or, if you are still undecided, we've added some further context on each of them for you down below.

#1 - BRUNO FERNANDES v PALACE

After Maxence Lacroix had opened the scoring and then been handed his marching orders, captain Bruno Fernandes had the chance to level the game and that he did. Slotting the ball calmly past former Reds team-mate Dean Henderson, our no.8's spot-kick sparked Michael Carrick's back into life in M16.

#2 - BENJAMIN SESKO v PALACE

Benjamin Sesko's eighth goal in nine games was enough to complete the turnaround and earn a big three points for the Reds at the start of the month. Meeting Fernandes's cross with pin-point precision, the big Slovenian rose like a salmon to nod past Henderson.

#3 - CASEMIRO v NEWCASTLE UNITED

Casemiro is etching his name into United's modern folklore and came up clutch yet again at St James' Park in our defeat. Despite William Osula's solo strike ultimately earning all three points for the Magpies, our no.18 met Bruno's free-kick delivery with a timely header to get us back on level-pegging in the north-east earlier in the game.

#4 - CASEMIRO v ASTON VILLA

Becoming something of a theme, Casemiro's next header was via the same supplier, as the former Real Madrid man looped his effort via Fernandes's corner into the net, opening the scoring against Aston Villa. We've lost count of how many celebrations the Brazilian completes after the goal, but we don't mind, with his goal helping United earn a huge win over Unai Emery's side.

#5 - MATHEUS CUNHA v ASTON VILLA

Matheus Cunha loves a goal against Aston Villa, and his lovely right-footed finish got us back in front minutes after Ross Barkley had levelled the game again at Old Trafford. The Brazilian latched onto, yep, you guessed it, Bruno's pass, tucking the ball smartly out of the reach of Emi Martinez to make it 2-1.

#6 - BENJAMIN SESKO v ASTON VILLA

On as a substitute just six minutes before, Ben wasted no time in adding to our lead, smashing the ball into the roof of the net at the Stretford End and registering his ninth United goal in the process. Finishing off with his trademark 'jump and fist pump' celebration, it's a sight we could get used to seeing a lot of at the Theatre of Dreams.

#7 - BRUNO FERNANDES v BOURNEMOUTH

Fernandes has been arguably our most influential performer across March, chipping in with two goals and four assists in just four games for the Reds. After Cunha earned the penalty, Bruno made no mistake by slotting past Djordje Petrovic, handing us the lead in a game that eventually ended 2-2.

VOTE NOW FOR YOUR FAVOURITE

After all that deliberation, it's now time for you to select your winner.

Voting closes on Friday morning at 07:00 GMT and we will announce the recipient of March's award later that day.