AFC Champions League Two
We’ve shortlisted eight that changed games and mood across West and East - back your favourite and vote now.
Elliot Simoes — Al Muharraq SC (v Al Wasl FC)
Full throttle, ice cold. Barely four minutes after the restart, the Bahraini side's talisman outpaced the defence, rounded Ali with a cool sidestep and rolled into an empty net. Ellio Simoes arrived in style!
Suleyman Mirzoyev — Ahal FC (v Foolad Mobarakeh Sepahan SC)
Lightning feet and a ruthless finish for the 27th-minute equaliser. After Alibek Abdurahmanov picked a loose cross-field pass and surged through the middle, the Turkmen forward arrived on cue for the simplest of tap-ins.
Abdulrahman Ghareeb — Al Nassr Club (v FC Goa)
A dead-ball stunner to break the deadlock. The Saudi side's star wrapped his right foot around a free-kick that kissed the underside of the bar and dropped in, with the keeper rooted. Technique under pressure and the platform for another composed Al Nassr display on the road.
Wajdi Nabhan — Al Wehdat Club (v Esteghlal FC)
Power through contact, precision at the finish. Riding a challenge after Mohannad Semreen's lay-off, the midfielder muscled clear and rifled a low drive into the bottom-right. Come for the technique, stay for the celebration—pure release after a statement strike.
Kenshiro Daniels — Kaya FC-Iloilo (v BG Pathum United)
Give-and-go perfection for the club's first goal of the campaign. A slick one-two with Brandon Zambrano opened the angle, and the versatile Filipino international swept a measured effort beyond the keeper into the far corner.
Luka Adzic — Bangkok United FC (v Lion City Sailors FC)
Clinical, late and lethal. With the game stretched, Weerathep split the defence from inside his own half and the Serbian met it for the first time, steering across the goalkeeper and into the bottom corner.
Glenn Kweh — Tampines Rovers FC (v Pohang Steelers FC)
Everybody loves a nutmeg—make it a nutmeg finish and you've got a show-stopper. Bursting down the right from halfway, the 24-year-old went alone and slid his shot through the keeper's legs for the opener against the run of play. Direct, daring and devastating.
Matheus Fornazari — BG Pathum United (v Kaya FC-Iloilo)
Air raid, executed twice, the second even better. Rising in the 34th minute, the Brazilian met Surachat Sareepim's cross and snapped a header into the top-right. Timing, leap, neck power—an old-school centre-forward's finish that underlined his threat whether marked or free.
Cast your vote below for the Visa Top Goal of MD4 in the AFC Champions League Two™ 2025/26, 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 17.
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