Mokokchung’s Imnatoshi remains the tournament’s leading scorer with six goals. Five came in Mokokchung’s final group stage match against Meluri, the highest individual goal tally in a single match in the tournament so far. His other goal came against Tuensang, when he opened the scoring before Mokokchung eventually lost 2–1 following a comeback by Tuensang. The defeat contributed to Mokokchung’s early exit from the competition.
Kohima’s Kevizakie Ciesotsu is second on the scoring chart with five goals. Noulevituo Pienyu of Kohima, Yibenthung Ezung of Wokha, Atopu of Zunheboto, Longkhoi K of Noklak and S Ayen Mongba of Tuensang have scored four goals each.
Seventeen other players have scored two goals apiece, while 54 players have scored once each.
A total of 81 players have scored 119 goals across 28 group-stage matches.
Zunheboto’s Pulovi leads the assists chart with four. Tuensang’s Namang Yimjong remains the only player sent off in the tournament so far, having received a red card in the 16th minute of their match against Meluri. Despite playing with 10 men for most of the match, Tuensang went on to dominate and defeat Meluri 9–0.
All teams have conceded goals in the tournament. However, Zunheboto’s Atou and Mon’s Teihom Konyak have each kept two clean sheets in four matches.
Shamator and Meluri finished their campaigns without a point. Meluri conceded 25 goals in three matches, the highest among all teams. Their only goal came through Türhüchu Thupitor in their 8–1 defeat to Mokokchung.