Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Jody.Drummer]

Just checking the performance of Salah during this season and if you compare his performance with the performance he had in the last season, you can understand Salah didn't have a good performance at all in Liverpool, maybe that's because of getting old and maybe that's because of the offer he got from Saudi Arabia and he can't focus on the games anymore in Liverpool. But even Kloop knows Salah is going to leave soon and there are some possible destinations for him and obviously Al Hilal can pay him a huge amount of money.

Liverpool needs Salah to score goals. But Al Hilal needs him for increasing their global fanbase, and also to win matches. So obviously Al Hilal can pay a much higher amount for Salah when compared to any of the European clubs. Anyway, all the drama by Neymar left Al Hilal high and dry. Now they immediately need another star who can replace Neymar and for that purpose Salah fits in perfectly. But still I am not sure whether Salah is receptive to the offer from Al Hilal. He rejected an offer from them just a few months ago.

Moh Salah is not as good as the previous season, on the other hand Liverpool is improving now. It is sometimes like that, the player is in good form, the team is not supporting. Conversely, when the team is in good shape, the player declines, it is something very natural.
Al Hilal targeted Moh Salah indeed to boost popularity and also help them in the game.  I'm sure Arab clubs will still bring in players with European labels, one of which is Moh Salah. They are aggressively trying to continue to get the attention of football lovers.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I heard from one source that Ronaldo will move to the Premier League on loan to Newcastle this rumor makes sense as we approach the transfer window in the middle of the season and this is not new news because we have previously heard this rumor since Newcastle managed to secure ticket to the Champions League, we also know that Newcastle and Al-Nassr are owned by the same company so of course there are no obstacles, did you guys hear this news too? For me, this makes sense because Ronaldo still has the ambition to play in the Champions League.

But does Newcastle still have a chance of going to the next stage? based on the schedule, Newcastle's last match in the Champions League will be on December 14 meaning the transfer window has not yet opened I mean if Newcastle were knocked out would Ronaldo move be cancelled? on the other hand, Al-Nassr also still needs Ronaldo to fight in the Asian Champions League or maybe Al-Nassr just relies on Talisca, who is currently the top scorer in Asian Champions League

[snipie]

It seems he also didn't have a good relationship with players in Al Ittihad like Benzema.

I read that in multiple sources and I believe poor results made Al-Ittihad staff pissed and the bad relation with some of his players namely Benzema made the club to let him go.

I think this is the right decision taken by Al-Ittihad to fire coach Nuno Santos and however as defending champions they cannot continue to suffer from the series of bad results they have had. As one of the big teams in the Saudi league, Al-Ittihad must prove that they are still worthy of competing at the top of the standings with Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr, especially considering that their status is the defending champion, Al-Ittihad must immediately rise.
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Even if Al-Ittihad will start winning again, they are 11 points behind Al-Hilal which barely lose points. They lost only 4 points in 12 matches.. I doubt Al-Ittihad could overtake them honestly. I see Al-Hilal as the contenders for the title this season. What can Al-Ittihad achieve is to get the second place. 7 points from Al-Nassr shouldn't be a problem if they start winning again.

[Synchronice]

I think that if manchester untied much more respect ten hag instead of ronaldo. It's caused by ten hag was a coach of manchester united while ronaldo was a player. There is the different between the position of those.
That's the main reason MU let ronaldo to leave from the club rather than ten hag. The management thought that if ten hag is much more valuable than ronaldo. It has been proven how ten hag was able to bring manchester united into the 4th place last season and being qualified for the UCL.
MU terminated Ronaldo's contract instead of Ten Hag for this main reason, but it doesn't mean Ten Hag won't be fired if MU performs poorly.
Ronaldo is getting a place where he is able being very happy to play there. Al nassr has become his new home even he was interesting to extend his contract.

C. Ronaldo left MU last season and that made Ten Heg and the MU players look more comfortable. Because last season there was even an extraordinary improvement in the MU squad after C.Ronaldo left. But this season MU has experienced another very worrying decline. In fact, they just lost today to a team whose abilities I feel are below them. and now Ten Heg's position could be threatened there.

I am happy that C. Ronaldo left MU and came to Al-Nassr. At least here at the Al-Nassr club we can see C.Ronaldo playing more comfortably. Last season MU experienced a decline in performance and C.Ronaldo was blamed at MU because he was considered to have poor performance and had a conflict with Ten Heg and affected the MU squad for the worse. But now when MU slumps again they have no one to blame again. And only Ten Heg should be responsible there.

To be frank, I don't know why Ronaldo had problems in MU but if there was anyone to get rid of, it was Harry Maguire. Ronaldo is a top player, despite his age, he performs better than many other forwards. I bet Cristiano Ronaldo would be a better defender than Harry because I saw MUs matches and it was feeling like it was 10 against 12.

Manchester United didn't appreciate Ronaldo but to be honest, I didn't like it when he moved in Al Nassr. I don't really like when all these top players move in Saudi Arabia because we aren't able to see them playing in top European clubs among other top players.

[QueenVera]

I heard from one source that Ronaldo will move to the Premier League on loan to Newcastle this rumor makes sense as we approach the transfer window in the middle of the season and this is not new news because we have previously heard this rumor since Newcastle managed to secure ticket to the Champions League, we also know that Newcastle and Al-Nassr are owned by the same company so of course there are no obstacles, did you guys hear this news too? For me, this makes sense because Ronaldo still has the ambition to play in the Champions League.

But does Newcastle still have a chance of going to the next stage? based on the schedule, Newcastle's last match in the Champions League will be on December 14 meaning the transfer window has not yet opened I mean if Newcastle were knocked out would Ronaldo move be cancelled? on the other hand, Al-Nassr also still needs Ronaldo to fight in the Asian Champions League or maybe Al-Nassr just relies on Talisca, who is currently the top scorer in Asian Champions League

I'm not very sure about that news, I don't know the source you got it from but if it's true, it would be very nice to watch Ronaldo playing in a more professional league once again and since both clubs are owned by a particular owner it would be very easy for C Ronaldo to switch sides to the Premier League without Newcastle spending much, the club owners would just continue paying him his normal wages, but this could be a bad news for Al-Nassr cause Ronaldo is their star player and has helped them alot, and they'll have to find a perfect replacement for him.

 Exactly what I thought about, Newcastle are at the bottom of their group in the UCL competition and it impossible for them to qualify for the next stage, they'll drop to the Europa League and even in the EPL they might be in the top 6 but the competition for the top 4 is very tough this season and I don't think they might be lucky to qualify like they did the previous season.

[temple]

I am not sure about this. From what I heard, Mohammed Salah turned down a contract with Al Hilal a few months back? From what I heard, he was offered more than what Ronaldo is getting now, and still he was not interested. Now what happened all of a sudden? Is this news confirmed? Anyway they need him badly now. Neymar has been ruled out of this season after a lot of theatrics. Aleksandar Mitrović and Malcom are performing well, but they need someone like Salah to boost the attack.

I think there is no way around finding a replacement player for Salah because it is not about the if, but about then when in regards to a Salah transfer. He will leave the club at some point, but there are rumors that a club from Saudi Arabia offered him a contract with an empty field, so to say he was supposed to tell them how much he wants. Who knows whether that is the truth, but I believe that Salah could be a high interest target for them because he is also Muslim and I think he could become an iconic figure for the league because of the high level of mutual identification. So either way Liverpool has to be prepared for some significant change.

Honestly, the way he is getting big offers from Saudi clubs, I am not going to be surprised at all if he actually decides to accept one. And that can definitely happen. After all, they are professional footballers and they will be playing for money. It will not hurt a player like Mohammed Salah to choose money at this stage of his career. Liverpool has to find a substitution for him and they will have to do it quickly. The relationship between Liverpool and Mohammad Salah has been really good, but every good thing must come to an end in this world. And it will. The question is will be ready for that?

That's true, if he accepts an offer that essentially nobody in this world would decline, there is nothing to say against that. There are always moral discussions about these rich players going after more and more money, but I think everyone should ask themselves what they would do when a contract would be lying in front of them with a whopping 200,000,000+ USD salary per year. It is so outrageously much money that it would almost feel wrong for anybody to take the contract and tear it into two pieces, saying that they won't sign it. Players are thinking about their families and the generations to come. Having 100 million is a lot, having a billion is a different category of wealth.

[Doell]

I heard from one source that Ronaldo will move to the Premier League on loan to Newcastle this rumor makes sense as we approach the transfer window in the middle of the season and this is not new news because we have previously heard this rumor since Newcastle managed to secure ticket to the Champions League, we also know that Newcastle and Al-Nassr are owned by the same company so of course there are no obstacles, did you guys hear this news too? For me, this makes sense because Ronaldo still has the ambition to play in the Champions League.

But does Newcastle still have a chance of going to the next stage? based on the schedule, Newcastle's last match in the Champions League will be on December 14 meaning the transfer window has not yet opened I mean if Newcastle were knocked out would Ronaldo move be cancelled? on the other hand, Al-Nassr also still needs Ronaldo to fight in the Asian Champions League or maybe Al-Nassr just relies on Talisca, who is currently the top scorer in Asian Champions League

I also often hear that Ronaldo is reported will playing to Newcastle, but this news never happens. Maybe it's just a rumour, especially the Premier League needs talented young players who have good stamina. Although it is possible that Ronaldo could also play there considering his great performance in this Saudi League, but he is too old for that. Also Al Nassr may prioritize the development of their team and their league, rather than the development of teams in other leagues.

[rendravolt]

Al-Ahli failed to maintain its lead after being held to a draw by host Damac with the same score of 2-2. I thought this would be a landslide victory for Al-Ahli because they were ahead in the first half with 2 goals. But it seems that as the host, Damac didn't want to give up and didn't want to accept the result until in the end they managed to equalize in the 73rd minute and also in the 90+1 minute. Al-Ahli would have almost gotten 3 points if Damac had not scored a goal in the minute of injury time and with this result Al-Ahli failed to match the points tally with Al-Nassr in the standings.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I am not sure about this. From what I heard, Mohammed Salah turned down a contract with Al Hilal a few months back? From what I heard, he was offered more than what Ronaldo is getting now, and still he was not interested. Now what happened all of a sudden? Is this news confirmed? Anyway they need him badly now. Neymar has been ruled out of this season after a lot of theatrics. Aleksandar Mitrović and Malcom are performing well, but they need someone like Salah to boost the attack.

I think there is no way around finding a replacement player for Salah because it is not about the if, but about then when in regards to a Salah transfer. He will leave the club at some point, but there are rumors that a club from Saudi Arabia offered him a contract with an empty field, so to say he was supposed to tell them how much he wants. Who knows whether that is the truth, but I believe that Salah could be a high interest target for them because he is also Muslim and I think he could become an iconic figure for the league because of the high level of mutual identification. So either way Liverpool has to be prepared for some significant change.

Honestly, the way he is getting big offers from Saudi clubs, I am not going to be surprised at all if he actually decides to accept one. And that can definitely happen. After all, they are professional footballers and they will be playing for money. It will not hurt a player like Mohammed Salah to choose money at this stage of his career. Liverpool has to find a substitution for him and they will have to do it quickly. The relationship between Liverpool and Mohammad Salah has been really good, but every good thing must come to an end in this world. And it will. The question is will be ready for that?

That's true, if he accepts an offer that essentially nobody in this world would decline, there is nothing to say against that. There are always moral discussions about these rich players going after more and more money, but I think everyone should ask themselves what they would do when a contract would be lying in front of them with a whopping 200,000,000+ USD salary per year. It is so outrageously much money that it would almost feel wrong for anybody to take the contract and tear it into two pieces, saying that they won't sign it. Players are thinking about their families and the generations to come. Having 100 million is a lot, having a billion is a different category of wealth.

I do think that for Mo Salah, he is more of a loyal player. He knows how important his role is at Liverpool and would not want to leave the gap unfilled mostly as they still are struggling to be on top of the their league.
I don't think it's about the money for him, else he would have jumped at the first instance of an open check or a wage bigger than Ronaldo's.

Salah is yet at the peak of his career, he can't be compared to Ronaldo that has literally almost played in the world major leagues and with more titles and accomplishment that he, Salah can only dream of still.

[klidex]

Al-Ahli failed to maintain its lead after being held to a draw by host Damac with the same score of 2-2. I thought this would be a landslide victory for Al-Ahli because they were ahead in the first half with 2 goals. But it seems that as the host, Damac didn't want to give up and didn't want to accept the result until in the end they managed to equalize in the 73rd minute and also in the 90+1 minute. Al-Ahli would have almost gotten 3 points if Damac had not scored a goal in the minute of injury time and with this result Al-Ahli failed to match the points tally with Al-Nassr in the standings.

I was a little surprised by Damac's performance. This club is not a big club and is also not a strong club in the Saudi Pro League, but this club often withstands attacks from big top clubs and today Al Ahli was also thwarted by Damac by chasing 2 scores.
I admit that Damac is very great in terms of the performance of the defensive line which is quite good and the attack line which is smart enough to catch up with the score.
If I look at Al Ahli's mistake it was in the second half which slightly underestimated Damac so it was very easy for Damac's players to take advantage of the situation to score 2 goals.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I'm not very sure about that news, I don't know the source you got it from but if it's true, it would be very nice to watch Ronaldo playing in a more professional league once again and since both clubs are owned by a particular owner it would be very easy for C Ronaldo to switch sides to the Premier League without Newcastle spending much, the club owners would just continue paying him his normal wages, but this could be a bad news for Al-Nassr cause Ronaldo is their star player and has helped them alot, and they'll have to find a perfect replacement for him.

 Exactly what I thought about, Newcastle are at the bottom of their group in the UCL competition and it impossible for them to qualify for the next stage, they'll drop to the Europa League and even in the EPL they might be in the top 6 but the competition for the top 4 is very tough this season and I don't think they might be lucky to qualify like they did the previous season.

I found the article in the local news they didn't add the source but I remember this rumor also appeared last season, if I'm not mistaken this is even included in one of the contract agreements and that's why I believe in this news. It is reported that Newcastle needs additional players to improve the team's performance to achieve their target in the Champions League and this is not a difficult choice for Ronaldo, of course he prefers UCL then AFC because he wants to continue making records before retiring moreover he still has the ability to do it.

Al-Nassr may be slightly affected but we know they still have great players who can still be relied on in Asian competitions for example, the collaboration between Talisca and Sadio Mane will be a threat to any team. The most important thing is that Ronaldo is still with Al-Nassr in the upcoming important match when Al-Hilal vs Al-Nassr on December 2, this match will prove who is the strongest between these two teams and Ronaldo's contribution is certainly very much needed because Al-Hilal also has star players.

[borovichok]

I do think that for Mo Salah, he is more of a loyal player. He knows how important his role is at Liverpool and would not want to leave the gap unfilled mostly as they still are struggling to be on top of the their league.
I don't think it's about the money for him, else he would have jumped at the first instance of an open check or a wage bigger than Ronaldo's.

Salah is yet at the peak of his career, he can't be compared to Ronaldo that has literally almost played in the world major leagues and with more titles and accomplishment that he, Salah can only dream of still.

Rejecting bids from SPL have turn to become a regular routine for European players specifically the big names. Jurgen Klopp have no found the backup replacement for Mohammed Salah yet, more reason the Egyptian is not leaving them anytime soon, he's here to play for the club for years. Mohammed Salah plays an important role in Liverpool and exiting Anfield to settle for Saudi Pro League is definitely not included in his current plans. Salah admires Europe football and he will continue to play in the Reds jersey until he decides if he will extend his contract with Liverpool or take a shocking move to SPL.

[QueenVera]

This story was reported by many news outlets that Karim Benzema has been having a frosty relationship with the Portuguese manager. That was how Rudi Garcia was sacked as Al Nassr because of the misunderstanding he was having with Cristiano Ronaldo. These coaches should know that some players need to be tolerated because they are very expensive and the club will not want to lose them for anything.

It is believed that Nuno Santos was not consulted about the signing of Benzema and the French striker didn't fit in his plans and this didn't go well with Benzema. There were also speculations that the former coach of Al Ittihad didn't want Benzema to be the captain of the team. It became clear every day their differences were irreconcilable so one person needed to leave the club. The poor performance of the club made the coach the victim and so he was used as the sacrificial lamb.

United Arab Emirates club Al Ain coach Alfred Schreuder has resigned from the club after spending just a few months. It is believed that the Dutch coach with replace Nuno Santos. For now, Al Ittihad's assistant coach Hassan Khalifa will be in charge of the club.

New signings and putting the team in a dilemma of evicting and retaining one out of two options. When the situation happened with Ronaldo, it was said that it's cos of his influence, money and capacity. Now it's Benzema's turn, what will be said. For me I'd blame Saudi league because the teams are trying all their possible best to be recognized.
 
 Al Nassr before Ronaldo joined weren't heard about,  All of a sudden, they're talked about occasionally, It's rumoured that the league wants to secure a spot in the UEFA champions league and they shouldn't be blamed for doing all it takes to make meaning, they'd rather do away with those that doesn't really matter and retain those that actually do matter, It's kind of life's lifestyle, no doubt every team there, if in that situation will do the same as Al Nassr had done or even worse, It's all for a purpose
I don't know but likely in the coming months, we should expect to see more of these occurrences.

[shogun47]

I do think that for Mo Salah, he is more of a loyal player. He knows how important his role is at Liverpool and would not want to leave the gap unfilled mostly as they still are struggling to be on top of the their league.
I don't think it's about the money for him, else he would have jumped at the first instance of an open check or a wage bigger than Ronaldo's.

Salah is yet at the peak of his career, he can't be compared to Ronaldo that has literally almost played in the world major leagues and with more titles and accomplishment that he, Salah can only dream of still.

Rejecting bids from SPL have turn to become a regular routine for European players specifically the big names. Jurgen Klopp have no found the backup replacement for Mohammed Salah yet, more reason the Egyptian is not leaving them anytime soon, he's here to play for the club for years. Mohammed Salah plays an important role in Liverpool and exiting Anfield to settle for Saudi Pro League is definitely not included in his current plans. Salah admires Europe football and he will continue to play in the Reds jersey until he decides if he will extend his contract with Liverpool or take a shocking move to SPL.

But I think the rejections of bids never goes without consequences and when Liverpool rejected that bid, they did some calculations what it would cost them to find and pay a new player for Salah and whether it would be possible. But I think Liverpool went to Salah and perhaps raised his salary by a lot to make him have an easier decision to not put Liverpool under pressure to force them into the transaction. But time is running and Liverpool will have to look for new players, whether they want it or not.

[temple]

I do think that for Mo Salah, he is more of a loyal player. He knows how important his role is at Liverpool and would not want to leave the gap unfilled mostly as they still are struggling to be on top of the their league.
I don't think it's about the money for him, else he would have jumped at the first instance of an open check or a wage bigger than Ronaldo's.

Salah is yet at the peak of his career, he can't be compared to Ronaldo that has literally almost played in the world major leagues and with more titles and accomplishment that he, Salah can only dream of still.

When I read your post I really wondered whether you could be right, but so many decisions in the football world led me to believe that all what counts is the money. As far as I know it was Liverpool who denied the offer and not the player who was still under contract, so there wasn't much that Salah could have done against it. It is a fact that he is still at the peak of his career and it would have been a pity had he left Liverpool to go to Saudi Arabia only because of the money, but if Liverpool didn't have a choice but to sell him because of his contract duration, I think he would have been gone by now.

[Hirose UK]

I do think that for Mo Salah, he is more of a loyal player. He knows how important his role is at Liverpool and would not want to leave the gap unfilled mostly as they still are struggling to be on top of the their league.
I don't think it's about the money for him, else he would have jumped at the first instance of an open check or a wage bigger than Ronaldo's.

Salah is yet at the peak of his career, he can't be compared to Ronaldo that has literally almost played in the world major leagues and with more titles and accomplishment that he, Salah can only dream of still.

Rejecting bids from SPL have turn to become a regular routine for European players specifically the big names. Jurgen Klopp have no found the backup replacement for Mohammed Salah yet, more reason the Egyptian is not leaving them anytime soon, he's here to play for the club for years. Mohammed Salah plays an important role in Liverpool and exiting Anfield to settle for Saudi Pro League is definitely not included in his current plans. Salah admires Europe football and he will continue to play in the Reds jersey until he decides if he will extend his contract with Liverpool or take a shocking move to SPL.

Mohammed Salah rejected an offer from the Saudi team some time ago, he even stated that he wanted to stay and be able to have his final achievement for Liverpool because Mohammed Salah position for Liverpool is also very important, even play very well.
The big contribution that Mohammed Salah has made to Liverpool might make Jurgen Klopp reluctant to just let him go and there is possibility that contract extension will occur.

But there are several rumors circulating that Mohammed Salah has big chance of moving to Saudi next season, but we don't know whether these rumors are true or not because Mohammed Salah himself has stated that he will not play for the Saudi team.
It just that this is wasted opportunity for Mohammed Salah to be able to earn large amounts of money while growing in Saudi because we can also see that several top European players have become stars and have better achievements when they move to Saudi.

[Jody.Drummer]

Al Hilal vs Al Taawon
This is a match that will be very interesting from both clubs, because the performance of these two clubs is a club that can inhabit the top 4, yes even though we know Al Hilal's performance is better than Al Taawon. But even so, that doesn't mean this will be an easy match for Al Hilal to win. For Al Taawon itself, this is an opportunity for them to improve their position in the standings after week 13 Al Ahli can only draw. If Al Taawon win then they will be able to shift Al Ahli's position which is ranked 3rd.

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Al-Nassr may be slightly affected but we know they still have great players who can still be relied on in Asian competitions for example, the collaboration between Talisca and Sadio Mane will be a threat to any team. The most important thing is that Ronaldo is still with Al-Nassr in the upcoming important match when Al-Hilal vs Al-Nassr on December 2, this match will prove who is the strongest between these two teams and Ronaldo's contribution is certainly very much needed because Al-Hilal also has star players.

predicting Al Nassr match which will play away against Al Hilal and from the history of meetings between the two teams when competing, Al Hilal can always beat Al Nassr, but at that time there were no Ronaldo and Mane.
after Ronaldo arrival it got a little better and followed by the arrival of Mane on the front line, Al Nassr was able to beat Al Hilal 1x and from this we can conclude that Al Nassr chances of winning are possible but it is also possible that the match will end in a draw because from the start of the season until today Al Hilal has not been defeated and the only bad thing that Al Hilal has experienced is ending in a draw.

there are 2 chances in the upcoming match between Al Nassr winning or ending in a draw.

[Strongkored]

Al-Ahli failed to maintain its lead after being held to a draw by host Damac with the same score of 2-2. I thought this would be a landslide victory for Al-Ahli because they were ahead in the first half with 2 goals. But it seems that as the host, Damac didn't want to give up and didn't want to accept the result until in the end they managed to equalize in the 73rd minute and also in the 90+1 minute. Al-Ahli would have almost gotten 3 points if Damac had not scored a goal in the minute of injury time and with this result Al-Ahli failed to match the points tally with Al-Nassr in the standings.

Al Ahli threw away the opportunity to still have a small point difference with Al Nassr because this draw would make the competition for the title even more intense between Al Hilal and Al Nassr. The second half was a disaster for Al Ahli because their opponents managed to score two goals so they failed to achieve their lead and the 3 points they almost got, and it could be said that their striker Roberto Firmino was not a good purchase for Al Ahli because so far his contribution has been very minimal.

Today's big match which will definitely be highly anticipated is Al Hilal vs Al Taawon. In fact, even though Al Taawon has been impressive this season, Al Hilal is still the favorite to win this match. The question is how many goals will Mitrovic score? because he is always thirsty to be able to give his team goals and wins

[rendravolt]

Al-Ahli failed to maintain its lead after being held to a draw by host Damac with the same score of 2-2. I thought this would be a landslide victory for Al-Ahli because they were ahead in the first half with 2 goals. But it seems that as the host, Damac didn't want to give up and didn't want to accept the result until in the end they managed to equalize in the 73rd minute and also in the 90+1 minute. Al-Ahli would have almost gotten 3 points if Damac had not scored a goal in the minute of injury time and with this result Al-Ahli failed to match the points tally with Al-Nassr in the standings.

I was a little surprised by Damac's performance. This club is not a big club and is also not a strong club in the Saudi Pro League, but this club often withstands attacks from big top clubs and today Al Ahli was also thwarted by Damac by chasing 2 scores.
I admit that Damac is very great in terms of the performance of the defensive line which is quite good and the attack line which is smart enough to catch up with the score.
If I look at Al Ahli's mistake it was in the second half which slightly underestimated Damac so it was very easy for Damac's players to take advantage of the situation to score 2 goals.

What I regret is why Al-Ahli couldn't score another goal in the second half, even though there was still a lot of time left and they actually weakened their defense which made them finally concede a goal. As a strong team that has several star players, this result is clearly not good enough because they should have won with a score of more than 3 goals. I know that this is an away match for Al-Ahli but that is not an excuse considering that their team is very favored to win. Apart from all that, Al-Ahli must improve its defense so that when the opponent has a chance to score a goal in the final minute, they can anticipate it well.