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Al-Nassr lost 2-1 against Al-Qadsiah on Friday in what was a great blow to his helmets to win the title of Saudi Pro League.

The defeat means that while the Yellows remain in third place, eight points from the al-Ithad leaders, with only six games for the end, both the time and the games are running out.

It was a very close clash between two teams that can have to settle for an end in the first three and a place in the Asian Champions League next year. Both had possibilities, and both will feel that they could have tasks of the three points. In the end, however, there was only one winner.

Minutes before the break and al-Qadsiah they drew the first blood. Pierre-Emerick Abuameyang released on the right and while Gabonese Goal-Getter’s shot was blocked, Turki Al-Ammar was present to open the score from a short distance.

It was a closed career for a lot of the game, with Cristiano Ronaldo working hard to inspire Al-Nassr. Six minutes from time, they obtained the level thanks to Sadio Mane. The Senegalese striker touched his career perfectly, to control a long pass from Otavio and Fire Home adapts to the goalkeeper in a rapid movement.

It seemed that Al-Noser had earned one point at least, but with three minutes removed, the hosts resumed leadership and snatched the victory. Nahitan Nández hooked the ball in the six -yard box and was Aubameyang to return home.

Early in the day, al-ahli throbbed Al-Fayha 5-0. Brazilian defender Ibanez scored twice before the England striker, Ivan Toney, also pocketed an orthopedic device. Riyad Mahrez completes a five -star performance by the Jeddah Giants.

“It was important to get the victory, but there is a long way to go until the end of this season,” said Al-Ahli coach Matthias Jaissle. “Let’s see what happens.”

As things are, Al-Eittihad remains first in the League, with Al-Hilal in second place.