Yokohama F. Marinos' Theerathon topped the second semi-final with 45.75 percent of the votes with Al Nassr's Ol Obaid finishing second with 18.67 percent. Persepolis FC's Abdi Qara finished third with 17.98 percent.

Abdi Qara will have two goals in contention in the final after topping Semi-final One with Esteghlal FC's Cheick Diabate and Al Nassr's Abderrazak Hamdallah, the 2020 AFC Champions League top scorer with seven goals, also in the running.

Check out the Semi-final Two nominees and results below. The final kicks off on Friday at 16:00 (UTC+8) so don't forget to vote for your best goal of the 2020 AFC Champions League.

The winner will be revealed on January 24, with 60 percent of the votes supplied by the direct participation of fans on the-AFC.com and 40 percent by a panel of Asian football experts.

Check out the nominees once again and don't forget, the result will be announced on January 24. Thank you for voting.

To select the candidates for each position, we have reflected on match data from the tournament to draw up a statistics-based approach to present the outstanding performers.

We kick things off with five standout goalkeepers for the all-important number one jersey. Review the nominees and then choose who you think should take the position as the last line of defence in this all-star XI in the poll below.

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Runaway winners Al Wehdat needed only a draw to seal the title but Rateb’s 65th minute volley from outside the box made sure the club fondly known as The Green Giant triumphed on 50 points with a game to spare.

In this week’s wrap, Esteghlal and Sanat Naft continue to thrive in Iran, Mumbai City hit the ground running in 2021, while Bangladesh draws ever closer to its first piece of domestic silverware for the new year, plus key appointments in Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan.

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FC Seoul have competed in the highest division of Korean football since 1984, but their last trophy lift was back in 2016 as they have had to see Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and Ulsan Hyundai FC winning honours.