Everything you need to know about the Saudi Championship match this Friday, November 22nd.
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This Friday, November 22nd, Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr will take to the field against Al Qadsiah in the eleventh round of the Saudi Championship. The game starts at 2pm (Brasília time) and will be broadcast live in Brazil.
Where to watch the Al Nassr game?
The Al Nassr game today, the 22nd, starts at 2pm, Brasília time, and fans can watch it on the Bandsports channel, on pay TV, and on GOAT – Youtube for free anywhere in the country.
Cristiano Ronaldo will be in action for Al Nassr after the Portuguese star had a fantastic game against Poland in the UEFA Nations League during the international break.
Al Nassr are currently third in the Saudi Pro League standings with six wins and four draws from their 10 matches.
Al Nassr x Al Qadsiah Preview
Al Nassr enters this match looking for their third consecutive victory in the Saudi Pro League. Currently positioned third in the league standings with 22 points, they are six points behind leaders Al Hilal. The team has shown strong form, with six wins and four draws in its last ten matches.
Al Qadsiah, on the other hand, is in fifth place with 19 points, having secured six wins, one draw and three defeats. They are coming off a 2-0 win against Al-Fayha, showing their ability to challenge top tier teams.
The match is expected to be competitive, with Al Nassr maintaining a slight advantage due to home advantage and the presence of key players such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mané. However, Al Qadsiah’s recent performances indicate that they should not be underestimated.
Does Cristiano Ronaldo play? See lineup
Al Nassr must cast Bento; Al Ghanam, Simakan, Alawjami and Boushal; Otávio and Brozovic; Ghareeb, Mane and Ângelo; Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portuguese striker continues to be a key figure for Al Nassr, contributing significantly to their offensive capabilities.
Já o Al Qadsiah tem Casteels; Thakri, Nacho and Gastón Alvarez; Abu Al Shamat, Nahitan Nandez, Ezequiel Fernández and Al Ammar; Puertas, Aubameyang and Julian Quinones.
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