During the two rounds, 13 matches were played out of the planned 16, with three matches postponed to later dates.
In the first round, 14 goals were scored in six matches, while in the second round, teams found the net 19 times in seven games.
In total, four players scored two goals each across the two rounds, and there are 29 players listed among the top scorers.
Top Scorers of the Higher League
2 goals — Orkhan Aliyev (“Özgön”), Solomon Kvirkvelia (“Toktogul”), Ilya Karpuk (one from a penalty) (“Ilbirs”), Doniyor Ismailov (“Alay”)
1 goal — Taras Gevlich (“Ilbirs”), Artem Fedorov (“Alay”), Akram Umarov (“Neftchi”), Mikhail Titov, Ivan Kozlov (both “Özgön”), Erbol Abdudzhaparov (“Abdysh-Ata”), Nikolai Prudnikov, Dmitry Ostrovsky (both “Aziyagol”), Nurmuhammad Toshpulotov (“Talant”), Volodymyr Zaymenko, Kimi Merk, Oleksiy Zinkevich, Kai Merk, Yevgeny Terzi (all “Alga”), Vladislav Mikushin, Islam Mejitov (both “Bishkek City”), Valery Kichin, Temur Chogadze (both “Bars”), Hibiki Mochizuki (“Kyrgyzaltyn”), Iskhak Yrysbekov (“Toktogul”), Nikolai Agapov (1) (“Aziya”), Andrey Karvatsky, Vladimir Kobakhidze, David Polanko, Valery Murzakov (all “Talant”)
