Saudi clubs outperformed themselves during the first and second rounds of the AFC Champions League for the West of the Continent, which is currently being held in Saudi Arabia, according to the pool system.
The four Saudi teams, Al Hilal, Al Shabab, Al Taawun and Al Faisaly, participating in the group stage of the AFC Champions League hosted by Saudi stadiums, scored 46 percent of the 51 goals scored in the first and second rounds.
The four Saudi teams scored 16 goals, while the remaining 16 scored 35 goals. Al-Shabab tops the list of the most scoring teams with 6 goals, followed by Al-Hilal with 5, then Al-Faisaly with 3, and finally Al-Taawoun with two goals.
Six Saudis and 10 foreigners competed in scoring the goals of the Saudi teams, and four players scored two goals: Turki Al-Ammar, the Brazilian Junior, the Argentine Banega from Al-Shabab, and the Dutchman Hisham Faeq from Al-Faisaly, while Saleh Al-Shehri, Abdullah Al-Hamdan and the Brazilian Michel scored one goal in the two rounds. Delgado, Mohamed Kno and Nasser Al-Dosari from Al-Hilal, Al-Ras Al-Akhdari Julio Tavares from Al-Faisaly, Cameroonian Leander Tawamba and Spaniard Alvaro Medran from Al-Taawoun.