Javid and Pepita have played pivotal roles in their respective teams qualifying for the final with both having scored seven goals.

Besides the coveted title, the top scorer award will also be at stake on the final day of the tournament - setting the stage for a showdown between two of the Continental club championship’s most potent strikers.

Thai Son Nam’s bid for a second consecutive appearance in the final of the Continental Club competition was dashed when they fell 3-1 to Japan’s Nagoya Oceans in the semi-finals on Thursday.

AGMK saw their dream of making the final for the first time dashed after losing 7-3 to Islamic Republic of Iran’s Mes Sungun Varseqan.

Mes Sungun will face three-time champions Nagoya Oceans of Japan in the final on Saturday, while AGMK will take on Vietnam's Thai Son Nam FC in the third place play-off.

The final will be a thriller, with Mes Sungun eager to atone for their defeat to the Japanese side in a Group D tie on Monday.

Three-time winners Oceans will meet defending champions Mes Sungun Varzeqan in Saturday's final, with the Islamic Republic of Iran side having defeated Uzbekistan's AGMK FC 7-3 in their semi-final.

The final promises to be a thriller, with Oceans having edged Mes Sungun 3-2 in their Group D clash on Monday.

Nagoya Oceans will face Thai Son Nam in the semi-finals on Thursday and it will be a grudge match with the Vietnamese club having eliminated the Japanese side in the quarter-finals last year.

Down 2-1 with just three minutes on the clock, Madhi Javid's strike took the game into extra-time and Farhad Fakhim struck the winner in the 44th minute as Islamic Republic of Iran's Mes Sungun - who will face AGMK FC in the semi-finals - kept their hopes of back-to-back titles alive.

With less than a week to go before the tournament begins at the Bangkok Arena on August 7, the-AFC.com takes a trip down memory lane as we look at the winners of the previous nine editions of the AFC Futsal Club Championship.