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World Cup - Qualification AsiaPlayer Stats

Asia

Goals
iExpected goals (xG)How likely each shot is to become a goal. Every chance is rated from 0-1, higher being easier (tap-in 0.8, long shot 0.1). Add them up for a match or season to see if finishing beats expectation and compare players or teams. Where detailed qualifying-round shot data is unavailable, a provisional model estimate is shown until the richer feed arrives.xG
Assists
iExpected assists (xA)Rating the quality of the passes leading to shots. Each final ball is rated from 0-1, higher setting up an easier chance. Added over a match or season to show how much creative work a player provides, letting you compare players and teams.xA
Shots on target
Shots
Successful dribbles
Successful tackles

World Cup - Qualification Asia 2023/25 Player Stats & Top Scorers

Goals, assists, xG, chance creation, defending, and discipline leaders.

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World Cup - Qualification Asia 2023/25 player stats show the individual leaders, covering attacking output, chance creation, defending, goalkeeping, fouls, and cards. The current data covers 37 players across 19 teams with 16 stat categories available.

Attacking leaders

The attacking lists highlight Goals: Almoez Ali (12, Qatar), Assists: Akram Afif (11, Qatar), Shots on target: Ahmed Alaa (4.6 per game, Qatar), and Shots: Mohanad Ali Kadhim (10.0 per game, Iraq). Almoez Ali (12, Qatar) leads the scoring list. These numbers compare goals, assists, shots, and chance creation across the competition.

Defensive and goalkeeping leaders

Defensive and goalkeeping leaders include Successful tackles: Kouame Kouadio (18.0 per game, United Arab Emirates), Interceptions: Kouame Kouadio (11.0 per game, United Arab Emirates), Clearances: Kouame Kouadio (50.0 per game, United Arab Emirates), Blocks: Muhammad Ferarri (8.2 per game, Indonesia), and Save (%): Daiya Maekawa (100.0%, Japan). These rankings help balance the attacking stats with tackles, interceptions, clearances, blocks, saves, and clean-sheet work.

Discipline leaders

Discipline leaders include Fouls committed: Ryang Kwang Myong (15.0 per game, North Korea), Yellow cards: Muhammad Ferarri (8.2 per game, Indonesia), and Red cards: Mohamed Kanno (2, Saudi Arabia), adding foul and card context beside the attacking and defensive player rankings.