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#ACLTwo – Vote for your VISA Top Goals of MD3
Kuala Lumpur: MD3 delivered everything that flipped matches on their head. We've picked the standout strikes across West and East—some born of slick team play, others from pure individual nerve.
Relive each moment below and back your favourite. 

Brahim Gbadamosi — FC Istiklol (v Al Zawraa SC)
The Lagos-born centre-forward turned beast mode as he beat his marker and fired the ball to the top bin with his second touch. The 22-year-old read the second phase quicker than anyone and punished hesitation. A clean, decisive hit that put Istiklol right where they wanted to be, four minutes into the first half.
Haroune Camara — Al Nassr Club (v FC Goa)
Tight space, no problem! The forward burst between centre-backs like he was the only one there before sweeping past the keeper with minimal fuss. A classic away-day strike—direct, clinical—and the sort that calms a noisy stadium in an instant to double the advantage for his side.
Jasir Asani — Esteghlal FC (v Al Wehdat)
From the edge with attitude: a quick set, a whipping strike, and the net bulged before the goalkeeper could adjust. It capped a tidy move through midfield and underlined Esteghlal's control of the moment. Technique and timing, wrapped into one.
Michel Vlap — Al Ahli SC (v FK Arkadag)
Arriving late into the area, the Dutch playmaker met a low cut-back in stride and passed it into the far corner. Built by patient circulation, finished with a cool head—textbook. Give Vlap his time and space, and you will get the outcome you want.
Brison Fernandes — FC Goa (v Al Nassr Club)
Composed and clinical! The homegrown talent pinched a loose touch in midfield, drove at retreating shirts and arrowed a low effort inside the near post. A solo burst that injected belief and reminded everyone that Goa can sting on the counter.
Kyle Hudlin — Nam Dinh FC (v Gamba Osaka)
Two strides, one swing, and a ruthless finish to the far post. The towering No.9 attacked the channel, pinned his marker and lashed home with conviction. It was the spark Nam Dinh needed in one of the East Zone's fiercest MD3 contests.
Fabio Abreu — Beijing FC (v Tai Po FC)
Route one, finished with finesse. The Angolan striker saw the pass, made his move and put himself in a perfect spot with a sublime first touch. His finish was simple but lethal—direct football at its best—and a momentum changer on rival turf.
Tomoyuki Do — BG Pathum United (v Kaya FC–Iloilo)
The Japanese striker arrived on cue and guided a strike while barely looking at the post twice—pure team craft, executed with a surgeon's touch. The distance was too far for him to do it? Think again!
Hide Higashikawa — Tampines Rovers FC (v FC Pohang Steelers)
Speed, strength and composure, Higashikawa has it all! The forward beat the defender with his pace, beat him again with his skill and eventually curled a measured effort across the keeper into the far corner. A moment of quality that lifted the crowd and asked serious questions of a seasoned opponent.

Cast your vote below for the Visa Top Goal of MD3 in the AFC Champions League Two™, and check back on the-AFC.com and the AFC LIVE app when we reveal the winner.
Poll ends at 17:00 (UTC+8) on November 3