Highest goal scorers at AFCON 2023
Here is a full list of the players who scored the highest number of goals at the recently concluded AFCON 2023 in Ivory Coast.
Initial debates and speculations as to players that will challenge for the highest goal scorer at AFCON 2023 have been nullified and thrown right out of the window as the tournement came to an end as key players representing their countries have defied all odds and have risen to the big occasion of putting their country on the map and giving their team an equal fight ground to challenge for the highly coveted title on the continent.
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Who is the highest goal scorer at AFCON 2023?
Equatorial Guinea captain Emilio Nsue Lopez is the highest goal scorer at AFCON 2023 with a total of five goals in three games under his belt in the competition's group stage.
This is an unprecedented outcome as the 34-year-old who currently plays his football at the club level at the third-tier Spanish club CF Intercity in Alicante, plays as a defender for his club side.
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Nsue is being deployed as a forward at the country level for Equatorial Guinea and has proven to be clinical and effective in that role as he scored his country's first hattrick at AFCON in 16 years in the 4-2 thumping and mauling of Guinea-Bissau before following up with a brace in the 2-0 victory over the hosts, Ivory Coast.
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Full list of the highest goal scorers
Player | Country | Goals |
---|---|---|
1. Emilio Nsue Lopez | Equatorial Guinea | 5 |
2. Mostafa Mohamed | Egypt | 4 |
2. Gelson Dala | Angola | 4 |
4. Ademola Lookman | Nigeria | 3 |
4. Baghdad Bounedjah | Algeria | 3 |
4. Mabululu | Angola | 3 |
4. Lassine Sinayoko | Mali | 3 |
4. Bertrand Traoré | Burkina Faso | 3 |
4. Mohamed Bayo | Guinea | 3 |
10. Themba Zwane | South Africa | 2 |
10. Mohammed Kudu | Ghana | 2 |
10. Yoane Wissa | DR Congo | 2 |
10. Jordan Ayew | Ghana | 2 |
10. Mohammed Kudus | Ghana | 2 |
10. Ryan Mendes | Cape Verde | 2 |
10. Lamine Camara | Senegal | 2 |
10. Habib Diallo | Senegal | 2 |
17. Gilson Benchimol | Cape Verde | 1 |
17. Clesio Bauque | Mozambique | 1 |
17. Omar Marmoush | Egypt | 1 |
17. Garry Rodrigues | Cape Verde | 1 |
16. Seko Fofana | Ivory Coast | 1 |
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