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In a dazzling display, Cristiano Ronaldo propelled Al Nassr to a decisive 4-0 victory over Al Wasl during the AFC Champions League 2 quarter-finals at Zabeel Stadium on Sunday evening.
The legendary forward wasted no time, finding the net within the opening 15 minutes. Ronaldo expertly converted a close-range shot following a precise cross, setting the tone for the match.
Al Nassr exhibited dominant control from the outset, dictating the game's pace and limiting Al Wasl's scoring opportunities in the first half. While Ronaldo garnered much attention, several teammates also played pivotal roles in the commanding performance.
João Félix was instrumental in midfield, generating numerous opportunities with his pinpoint passing. His determination bore fruit in the 24th minute, as Iñigo Martínez headed in a well-delivered pass to double the score.
Al Wasl sought to counter, with Brahian Palacios almost finding the back of the net, but his effort narrowly missed. Nonetheless, Al Nassr maintained their grip, extending their advantage with Abdulelah Al-Amri’s goal just before halftime, making it 3-0.
Although the second half featured fewer scoring chances, Al Nassr remained firmly in control, showcasing their possession skills.
In the closing moments, Sadio Mané sealed the match with a fourth goal, culminating a stellar performance by the Saudi club.
This resounding victory ensures Al Nassr's place in the semi-finals of the AFC Champions League 2, highlighting their ambitions for the title.
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