Top Score Of The 2024 U-23 Asian Cup: Marselino Ferdinand And Komang Teguh Participate In Entitling Competition

Komang Teguh is included in the list of top scores for the 2024 U-23 Asian Cup (doc. PSSI).

JAKARTA - Two U-23 Indonesian national team players, Marselino Ferdinand and Komang Teguh, participated in the competition in the 2024 U-23 Asian Cup top score list.

Marselino is on the list thanks to two goals made when he led Garuda Muda to a 4-1 win over Jordan U-23 in the third match of Group A. Komang Teguh has also scored two goals against Australia U-23 and Jordan U-23.

Despite Marselino and Komang's slick records, there are interesting facts about their second position in the team. Despite successfully contributing goals, both are not players in attack.

Marselino usually plays midfielder and Komang in defensive positions. However, their success in helping the team achieve victory has yielded positive results.

Marselino and Komang's two goals each led them to second place in the U-23 Asian Cup top score list with Vietnam and Tajikistan, Bui Vi Hao and Rustam Soirov.

In addition, the contribution of the two players brought Indonesia U-23 to end Group A as runners-up with six points plus qualifying for the quarter-finals.

Meanwhile, the list of the most goalscorers was led by Abdullah Radif, Aiman Yahya (Saudi Arabia), and Lee Young-Jun (South Korea) who both collected three goals.

Throughout the 2024 U-23 Asian Cup, a total of 57 goals have been created. Saudi Arabia is listed as the most productive country with 10 goals.

List Of Top Scores For The 2024 U-23 Asian Cup

3 Goals

Abdullah Radif (Saudi Arabia)

Aiman Yahya (Saudi Arabia)

Lee Young-Jun (South Korea)

2 Goals

Bui Vi Hao (Vietnam)

Rustam Soirov (Tajikistan)

Komang Teguh (Indonesia)

Marselino Ferdinand (Indonesia)

1 Gol

Al-Shamdi (Saudi Arabia)

Haitham Asiri (Saudi Arabia)

Rayan Hamid (Saudi Arabia)

Witan Sulaiman (Indonesia)

Ali Jassim (Irak)

Hassan Khalid (Iraq)

Muntadher Mohammed (Irak)

Karrar Saad (Irak)

Sota Kawasaki (Japan)

Seiji Kimura (Japan)

Kuryu Matuk (Japan)