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English FA Cup - Top Scorers - 2008

February 4, 2009
RankPlayerTeamGoals
1 Craig Westcarr Kettering Town 4
Matt Fryatt Leicester City 4
Gary Hooper Scunthorpe United 4
4 Rob Hulse Derby County 3
Jack Lester Chesterfield 3
Andrew Johnson Fulham 3
Steven Thompson Burnley 3
Michael Ballack Chelsea 3
Craig Mackail-Smith Peterborough United 3
Afonso Alves Middlesbrough 3
Matt Harrold Wycombe Wanderers 3
Roman Pavlyuchenko Tottenham Hotspur 3
Louis Dodds Port Vale 3
Adam Le Fondre Rochdale 3
Jermaine Beckford Leeds United 3
Shaun Miller Crewe Alexandra 3
Andy Barcham Gillingham 3
18 Paul Ifill Crystal Palace 2
Neil Harris Millwall 2
Jason Crowe Northampton Town 2
Nathan Tyson Nottingham Forest 2
Robert Earnshaw Nottingham Forest 2
Brian Stock Doncaster Rovers 2
Francis Green Macclesfield Town 2
Gareth Seddon Kettering Town 2
Gary Alexander Millwall 2
Brett Solkhon Kettering Town 2
Charlie MacDonald Brentford 2
Paul Green Derby County 2
Frank Lampard Chelsea 2
Tim Sills Torquay United 2
Robin Van Persie Arsenal 2
Greg Halford Sheffield United 2
James Milner Aston Villa 2
Grzegorz Rasiak Watford 2
Rene Howe Morecambe 2
Joel Porter Hartlepool United 2
Salomon Kalou Chelsea 2
Mark Noble West Ham United 2
James Walker Southend United 2
Jamie Winter Chesterfield 2
Jamie Ward Chesterfield 2
Ashley Vincent Cheltenham Town 2
Kirk Hudson Aldershot Town 2
Jason Demetriou Leyton Orient 2
Jon Adams AFC Telford United 2
Elliot Benyon Torquay United 2
Adam Warlow Fleetwood Town 2
Ashley Grimes Millwall 2
Andy Bell Fleetwood Town 2
Sam Vokes Wolverhampton Wanderers 2
Michael Mackay Hartlepool United 2
Shaun Reay Blyth Spartans 2
Jonathan Smith Forest Green Rovers 2
Sean Newton Droylsden 2
Matt Henney Barrow 2
Aaron Taylor Morecambe 2
Junior Stanislas Southend United 2
Lindon Meikle Eastwood Town 2
English FA Cup - Goals
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