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The finale of the wave.
Manchester City football club
The road to the title was a dream come true, and the battle for the Golden Boot was fierce.
Tottenham Hotspur (city in France)
of South Korean striker Son Heung-min with
Liverpool (England)
's Mohammed Shana, engaged in a goal-scoring battle in the final 20 minutes of the match. Son Heung-min rallied at one point, but ended up tied with Shana for the Golden Boot with 23 goals. Not only is Son Heung-min
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The first Asian Golden Boot in history and the first Asian player to become a top scorer in Europe's top five leagues, opening a new chapter in Asian soccer.
Before the start of the game, Son Heung-min was a goal behind Sanaa. Facing Nottingham Forest, his desire to score grew stronger. However, he missed several good opportunities in the first half. It wasn't until the 70th minute that he finally broke the deadlock, followed by another breakthrough five minutes later, by which time he was already leading the scorer's list with 23 goals. However, Shana scored six minutes before the end of the match for the
Liverpool (England)
The goal made the two tied again.
Son Heung-min was thrilled after the match, "Winning the Golden Boot is incredible, I'm really excited. It was my dream as a child and now that it has finally come true, I really can't believe it. Before I scored, I was very frustrated with the consecutive missed chances, but I didn't give up, I really wanted to score and everyone saw the support from my teammates. This award is really important and it's been a really good day."
Shana broke his goal drought in the final moments and was once again the talismanic scorer, his third individual win for
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Golden Boot. He is second only to Arsenal legend Thierry Henry (4) in the number of times he has won the award. In addition, the Egyptian striker was also the season's
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The assists leader, who became
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The fourth player in history to win both the marksman and assists titles in a single season. As for
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The Golden Glove Award, which went to Allison Biggar (
Liverpool (England)
) and Addason Morath (
Manchester City
) shared the title, with both realizing a 20-game scoreless streak.
