Matchday Perdana Piala Dunia U-17 Tuntas, Berikut Daftar Top Skor Sementara

Mamadou Doumbia, a Mali player who scored three goals. (photo: Instagram.com/@fifaworldcup)

JAKARTA - The first matchday of the U-17 World Cup group phase has been completed. Of the 12 matches held, dozens of goals were created in various unexpected processes and methods. The following is a list of the top scorers for the 2023 U-17 World Cup.

The U-17 World Cup which began to be held on November 10, there were 42 goals created from the whole match even though two of them were suicide goals. Of the total goals created, 36 players contributed to registering their names on the scoreboard.

So far, Mamadou Doumbia, who is a Mali player, has been the name most on the scoreboard. He scored three goals while helping the team against Uzbekistan U-17.

Behind Doumbia there are four names that follow after scoring two goals. They are Justin Oboavwoduo of the England U-17 national team, Amara Diouf of Senegal U-17, Nimfasha Muchimas of the U-17 United States and Leenhan Romero of Venezuela U-17.

In the list of goalscorers, England became the country that recorded the most players after the big 10-0 win of New Caledonia. Apart from Oboavwoduo, other English players who netted goals were two figures who had caps in the Premier League, namely Sam Amo-Ameyaw and Ethan Nwaneri.

The two names scored one point on the scoreboard. With the same number, there are also Indonesian U-17 national team players, namely Arkhan Kaka who helped the team lead first against Ecuador.

One of the players who enlivened the list of one-point scorers on the inaugural matchday of the U-17 World Cup was Barcelona's young player who also led the U-17 Spanish national team to win in their inaugural match, Marc Guiu.

While the list of players recorded for making own goals were Iranian players, Abolfazi Zamani and New Caledonia player Wadria Hanye.

Berikut adalah daftar top skor sementara fase group Piala Dunia U-17:

3 Goals:

Mamadou Doumbia (Mali)

2 Goals:

Justin Oboavwoduo (England)

Amara Diouf (Senegal)

Nimfasa Berchimas (US)

Leenhan Romero (Venezuela)

photo: Instagram.com/@fifaworldcup