Premjer-Liga top scorers - Russia 2018/2019

The leading goalscorers in Premjer-Liga/Russian Premier League (RPL) in the 2018/2019 season, as well as the players with the most assists and all hat-tricks.

Quick overview

Top scorer list winner: Fyodor Chalov, CSKA Moscow - 15 goals
Most assists: Artem Dzyuba, Zenit St.Petersburg - 10 assists
Number of hat-tricks: 1

Russian Premier League best goalscorers 2018/2019

Below is the final top scorer list for the Premjer-Liga 2018/2019, including the 35 players who scored the most goals during the season. If you want to see each players' goal progression per round during the season you can find it here.

#	Player, Team	Nationality	Age	% team's goals	GoalsGoals
1.	Fyodor Chalov CSKA Moscow	Russia	21	32.6%	15
2.	Sardar Azmoun Zenit St.Petersburg/Rubin Kazan	Iran	24	-	13
3.	Viktor Claesson Krasnodar	Sweden	27	21.8%	12
4.	Anton Miranchuk Lokomotiv Moscow	Russia	23	24.4%	11
	Sebastián Driussi Zenit St.Petersburg	Argentina	23	19.3%	11
6.	Ze Luis Spartak Moscow	Cape Verde	28	27.8%	10
7.	Sylvester Igboun Ufa	Nigeria	28	37.5%	9
8.	Aleksei Sutormin Orenburg	Russia	25	20.5%	8
	Ari Krasnodar	Russia	33	14.5%	8
	Artem Dzyuba Zenit St.Petersburg	Russia	30	14.0%	8
	Jefferson Farfan Lokomotiv Moscow	Peru	34	17.8%	8
	Magomed-Shapi Suleymanov Krasnodar	Russia	19	14.5%	8
	Zelimkhan Bakayev Arsenal Tula	Russia	22	20.0%	8
14.	Fedor Smolov Krasnodar/Lokomotiv Moscow	Russia	29	-	7
	Ivan Ignatyev Krasnodar	Russia	20	12.7%	7
	Luka Djordjevic Arsenal Tula	Montenegro	24	17.5%	7
17.	Aleksandr Yerokhin Zenit St.Petersburg	Russia	29	10.5%	6
	Aleksei Ionov Rostov	Russia	30	24.0%	6
	Andrei Panyukov FC Ural	Russia	24	18.2%	6
	Eric Bicfalvi FC Ural	Romania	31	18.2%	6
	Luiz Adriano Spartak Moscow	Brazil	32	16.7%	6
	Reziuan Mirzov Arsenal Tula	Russia	25	15.0%	6
	Wanderson Krasnodar	Brazil	24	10.9%	6
	Yegor Sorokin Rubin Kazan	Russia	23	25.0%	6
25.	Ablaye Mbengue Akhmat Groznyi	Senegal	27	17.9%	5
	Andres Ponce Anzhi Makhachkala	Venezuela	22	38.5%	5
	Arnor Sigurdsson CSKA Moscow	Iceland	20	10.9%	5
	Björn Sigurdarson Rostov	Iceland	28	20.0%	5
	Dmitry Poloz Rubin Kazan	Russia	27	20.8%	5
	Kirill Panchenko Dynamo Moscow	Russia	29	17.9%	5
	Maksim Kanunnikov Krylia Sovetov	Russia	27	20.0%	5
	Nikola Vlasic CSKA Moscow	Croatia	21	10.9%	5
	Nikolay Dimitrov FC Ural	Bulgaria	31	15.2%	5
	Oleg Ivanov Akhmat Groznyi	Russia	32	17.9%	5
	Sergei Tkachev Arsenal Tula	Russia	30	12.5%	5

TIP! Click on the number of goals to see the matches in which the player scored.

Sources: Historical statistics are based on data from our providers and checked against archived season records when needed. Read more in our About Us section.
Methodology: We count league goals, including knockout rounds when they are part of the same competition. Qualification, promotion and relegation playoffs are not included.

The age of the players is when the season ended at 26 May 2019

Most assists in the Premjer-Liga 2018/2019

This is the list of the players that assisted to most goals the Premjer-Liga during the 2018/2019 season.

#	Player, team	Nationality	Age	Assists
1.	Artem Dzyuba Zenit St.Petersburg	Russia	30	10
2.	Yury Gazinsky Krasnodar	Russia	29	8
	Joãozinho Dynamo Moscow	Brazil	30	8
4.	Ravanelli Akhmat Groznyi	Brazil	21	7
	Mário Fernandes CSKA Moscow	Russia	28	7
	Ivan Oblyakov CSKA Moscow/Ufa	Russia	20	7
	Fyodor Chalov CSKA Moscow	Russia	21	7
8.	Sergei Tkachev Arsenal Tula	Russia	30	6
	Othman El Kabir FC Ural	Netherlands	27	6
	Sardar Azmoun Zenit St.Petersburg/Rubin Kazan	Iran	24	6
	Sebastián Driussi Zenit St.Petersburg	Argentina	23	6
	Aleksei Miranchuk Lokomotiv Moscow	Russia	23	6

Scored hat-tricks in Premjer-Liga, season 2018/2019

In total there was one hat-trick during the season 2018/2019 in Premjer-Liga, Russia. All players scoring these hat-tricks (or more than 3 goals), and the matches they scored it in, are listed here.

Player, Team	Match	GoalsGoals
Fyodor Chalov CSKA Moscow	CSKA Moscow - FC Ural 4-0 Sat 1 September 2018	3 13', 31', 85'

The season start for Premjer-Liga 2018/2019 was 28 July 2018, the finishing round was being played 26 May 2019.

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