FFA Cup 2019 Goal of the Year: Final update

He was the star of the FFA Cup Final 2019 and Al Hassan Toure’s first-half strike has taken out the best goal of Adelaide United’s resounding win.

After we asked fans to tell us their favourite goal from the Reds’ 4-0 win over Melbourne City, Toure’s clever finish at the near post came out on top.

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Toure scored the Reds’ opener as they went on to record a huge win at a heaving Coopers Stadium to ice back-to-back FFA Cup triumphs.

The classy teenager was sent clear but a precise through-ball by right-back Ryan Strain.

Toure showed great awareness to spot City goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis leave too much space at his near post, arrowing in a low shot to give the Reds the lead.

Watch Toure's goal in the player at the TOP of the page

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His goal will now go through to the final round of voting, where he joins the nomination from the Semi Finals, Quarter Finals, the two nominations from the Round of 16, three efforts from the Round of 32 and the two most voted Preliminary Round goals.

There’s 10 goals in total for the final round of voting, with the best goal from the Final also entering.

Full list of nominees for the final round of voting

  • Preliminary Rounds

Andy Jerez (Berwick City) and Paul Zimarino (Perth SC)

  • Round of 32

Dean Evans (Floreat Athena), Dimi Petratos (Newcastle Jets) and Aden Gardner (Edgeworth FC)

  • Round of 16

Liam Cannell (Moreland Zebras) and Martin Fernandez (Marconi Stallions)

  • Quarter-Finals

Craig Noone (Melbourne City)

  • Semi Finals

Scott Galloway (Melbourne City)

  • Final

Al Hassan Toure (Adelaide United)

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