Japan, ranked 28th, are followed by Islamic Republic of Iran in 33rd place, with Korea Republic 40th.

Australia are ranked 42nd, with FIFA World Cup 2022 hosts Qatar, in 55th to complete Asia's top five teams.

From a delightful tournament-winning strike in Qarshi to impudent efforts in Al-Ram, Arbil, Dhaka and Cibinong, our latest edition of the '5 of the Best' really does cover the length and breadth of the Continent. So enjoy the selection and don't forget to vote for your favourite in the poll below!

Also take a look at past editions that feature acrobatic goals, solo goals, volleys, long-range screamers, free-kicks, last-minute winners and curlers.

In the 64-year history of the tournament, only 16 men have won the AFC Asian Cup as a head coach, with countless other talented tacticians trying, and failing, to get their hands on Asian football’s greatest prize.

Over the last two weeks, Asia’s football fans have come together to celebrate the continent’s outstanding FIFA World Cup goals

Tens of thousands of football lovers voted them in, now, which goal will emerge from the Final as Asia’s greatest? From an initial list of 20 semi-finalists, 10 special goals remain, and the choice is in your hands.

As we marvel at some of Asia’s all-time greats, and their unforgettable moments on the biggest stage of all, make sure to cast your vote.

The AFC had earlier reiterated its commitment to complete the 2020 AFC Club Competitions in a centralised venue with all matches in the Group Stage for both the AFC Champions League and AFC Cup to be played in full and the knock-out stages consisting of single match ties.

The deadline for bids to host the centralised AFC Champions League West region matches was on July 13, 2020.

The 34-year-old, who began his career in Brazil and later plied his trade in Greece, made his first move to Asia with Korea Republic's Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors in 2012 and assisted the club to the K-League title in 2014 and 2015.

Pereira scored 10 goals as Jeonbuk won the 2016 AFC Champions League, the second time they lifted the Continental title.

Having left Melbourne City prior to the end of the 2018-19 campaign, the Uruguayan striker joined Perth last March, although he was ineligible to appear for his new side until the current campaign and thus played no part in their Premiership success and subsequent Grand Final defeat to Sydney FC.

Back on the pitch and scoring goals, Fornaroli was in fine form prior to the league's COVID-19 related postponement and leads the Perth scoring charts. With domestic and, later, Continental action now set to return, the 32-year-old spoke exclusively to the-AFC.com about his hopes for the remainder of the season as The Glory chase a place in the A-League Finals Series and the AFC Champions League knockout rounds.