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#ACLElite – Vote for your Visa Top Goals of MD2
Kuala Lumpur: The AFC Champions League Elite™ Matchday Two didn't disappoint: tight contests, cool heads in hot moments, and finishes that swung matches on a dime.
Across West and East, we saw everything—from slick, one-touch combinations to solo bursts of quality and late strikes that broke hearts. Take a look at the standout efforts below and cast your vote.

Sardorbek Bakhromov — PFC Nasaf (v Al Hilal SFC, 27’)
A first touch out of his feet, then a rising drive arrowed into the top bin - no backlift needed, just conviction. The 20-year-old struck through traffic, the ball kissing air before the net.

It was the jolt Nasaf needed - a statement finish that lit up the tie and brought his side back to life. Just pure talent in the making!
Theo Hernandez — Al Hilal SFC (v PFC Nasaf, 47’)
Failed at first, stunned at the second try! The former AC Milan ace did not give up as he pulled a fine solo goal!

From deep to deadly in seconds: Theo surged past the first challenge, cut inside and unleashed a low, venomous hit beyond the dive. A solo burst that bent the match back towards the visitors. You could feel the momentum flip the moment it left his boot.
Matheus Gonçalves — Al Ahli Saudi FC (v Al Duhail SC, 42')
Hard angle, tight space, no problem!

A move built the right way - snap passes, third-man run, perfect weight - finished with ice-cold precision. The 20-year-old drifted into the pocket and caressed it home, the product of a slick, collective pattern - technique, timing, and a finish that quietened the ground.
Akram Afif — Al Sadd SC (v Sharjah FC, 18')
A feint to buy half a yard, a whip with the instep, and the ball curled wickedly into the near post.

The Qatari talisman made a difficult chance look routine, shaping the game early in favour of the hosts. Classy, controlled, and absolutely clinical from the edge of the box.
Choi Jun — FC Seoul (v Buriram United, 38')
A stunning goal from an even better assist. Arriving like a centre-forward from full-back, Choi Jun timed his run to perfection and swept in a first-time finish.

It capped a sharp move down the right—overlap, cut-back, clean contact. The breakthrough that set Seoul on their way to their first win of the campaign and started the goal fest.
Gabrielzinho — Shanghai Port FC (v Sanfrecce Hiroshima, 83')
A late strike with a touch of audacity: the Brazilian dropped a shoulder, created a sliver of daylight and fizzed it through the crowd.

A moment of pure intent that punctured a disciplined back line. When legs were heavy, his decision-making stayed sharp.
Tim Chow — Chengdu Rongcheng FC (v Gangwon FC, 35')
Captain's goal, captain's poise: edge of the box, body over the ball, volley guided like a laser into the corner. It crowned a second-phase routine won by work-rate and bravery.

The finish lit up the Phoenix Hill stands and set Chengdu on course for their first three points this season.
Gustav Ludwigson — Ulsan HD FC (v Shanghai Shenhua FC, 62')
Intelligent movement across the near post, a deft adjustment, then a ruthless stab beyond the keeper. The Swede turned half a chance into a headline with one touch and intent.

A proper striker's first-touch finish that tilted a tight contest Ulsan's way and earned one point for the K-League outfit.

Your vote decides. Pick your Visa Top Goal for MD2, share your choice on the AFC LIVE app, and check back for the winner on the-AFC.com
Poll ends at 17:00 (UTC+8) on October 9