In a thrilling match at King Fahd Stadium, Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr beat Al Hilal in the final of the Saudi Professional League to win their second title in three seasons.
The match was intense from start to finish as both teams tried to dominate the field and score goals. Al Nassr had a strong start with a goal by Al-Raddad, while Al Hilal responded with a brace from Riaz. However, the hosts managed to equalize when they scored through a penalty kick from Al-Bashir.
Despite the equalizer, Al Nassr were able to hold on for victory, thanks to two goals from Ronaldo. The forward scored his first hat-trick of the season in the 56th minute, before scoring again just moments later in the 81st minute.
Ronaldo's goal came after he had been fouled by Al-Hilal's goalkeeper, who then sent the ball over the bar. It was a stunning display of skill and determination from the Portuguese international, who has become one of the best strikers in the world.
However, it wasn't all about Ronaldo - Al-Hilal also scored a brace themselves, including a penalty kick from Ali Hassan. Despite this, the visitors could not get their hands on the winner and were eventually denied a point.
Overall, the match was a showcase of both talent and resilience from the players. While Al Nassr did not win the title outright, they showed that they can compete against some of the best sides in the league. And despite losing to a stronger opponent, they will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the top teams in the country.