Ex-Liverpool man Harry Kewell’s drive or former Arsenal striker Francis Jeffers’ header? Pick your Goal of the Week

With five more strikes to choose from, pick your favourite and tune into this week's episode of the Goal Show on Wednesday

2 Jan 2012 13:56:00

More On :  Brisbane Roar, F.C. Tokyo, Newcastle Jets, Racing Genk

GOAL OF THE WEEK

With Barcelona star Lionel Messi winning the last Goal of the Week competition of 2011, we have five more goals for you to choose from ahead of this week's edition of the Goal Show.


1
 Masato Morishige
 Kyoto Sanga vs FC Tokyo

Morishige's wonderful free-kick helped his side to victory as FC Tokyo claimed their first Emperor's Cup triumph.


2
 Francis Jeffers
 Newcastle Jets vs Perth Glory

It's the former Arsenal and Everton man next on our list, as his header saw him score his first goal of the A-League season, after some good work from Kasey Wehrman.


3
 Harry Kewell
 Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne Victory

Another former Premier League man comes in at number three, with a fierce drive into the bottom corner of the goal.


4
 Elyaniv Barda
 Genk vs Cercle Brugge

The Israeli international meandered through the Brugge defence before finishing expertly into the left corner, as Genk recorded victory in the Jupiler League.


5
 Nebosa Marinkovic
 Hapoel Tel Aviv vs Hapoel Acre

Merely a consolation, but a well-taken finish nonetheless, as Marinkovic poked the ball into the corner of the net as Acre lost away to Tel Aviv.



 You can catch this week's edition of the Goal Show and all of the goals on ESPN, at 12:15 and 19:15 GMT Wednesday
January 4.

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Goal.com Poll
Poll runs from 2 Jan 2012 to 6 Jan 2012
Poll runs from 2 Jan 2012 to 6 Jan 2012
Goal of the Week: Cast your vote now!
Harry Kewell - Brisbane Roar v MELBOURNE VICTORY
 
54.17%
Masato Morishige - Kyoto Sanga v FC TOKYO
 
22.12%
Elyaniv Barda - GENK v Cercle Brugge
 
11.22%
Francis Jeffers - NEWCASTLE JETS v Perth Glory
 
9.62%
Nebojsa Marinkovic - Hapoel Tel Aviv v HAPOEL ACRE
 
2.88%
 
 
 
 
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