Al-Nassr won 3-1 away at Al-Faisaly, with uncertainty remaining over whether Cristiano Ronaldo should be credited with their second goal. The result gave Al-Nassr an away win after they led at the break and added two more goals in the second half.
Al-Hamdan put Al-Nassr ahead
Abdullah Al-Hamdan opened the scoring from a pass by Sadio Mané. Al-Nassr led 1-0 at half-time.
Question over the second goal
In the 49th minute, João Félix delivered a cross and Ronaldo met it with his head before the ball went in to make it 2-0. GOAL reported that there is a question mark over whether Ronaldo should be credited with Al-Nassr's second goal because the ball struck defender Jiroto before finding the net. GOAL reported that Ronaldo thought he had scored the 982nd official goal of his career.
Al-Faisaly reduced the deficit
In the 66th minute, Théo Bongonda scored for Al-Faisaly to make it 2-1.
Ângelo Gabriel added the third
With just over ten minutes remaining, substitute Ângelo Gabriel scored Al-Nassr's third goal from a pass by Al-Hamdan.