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Disaster for Ronaldo as Al-Nassr suffer shock loss at Al-Qadsiah

Cristiano Ronaldo and Al-Nassr suffered a devastating blow to their silverware ambitions on Sunday night as they fell to a surprise 3-1 defeat against Al-Qadsiah. The result brings an end to their dominant run and hands the initiative back to their fiercest rivals in the race for the Saudi Pro League crown.

Al Qadsiah vs Al Nassr FC: Stream, TV channels & where to watch

How to watch the Saudi Pro League match between Al Qadsiah and Al Nassr FC, as well as kick-off time and team news

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Antony 'embarrassed' by Ronaldo during 'complicated' Utd spell

Antony has opened up regarding his turbulent spell at Manchester United, admitting that significant off-field struggles hampered his performances following his high-profile move from Ajax. The Brazilian winger, who has since found redemption in La Liga with Real Betis, also shared a revealing anecdote about feeling humbled by Cristiano Ronaldo’s elite physical condition.

'Not a war' - CR7 says referee criticism 'not good' for Saudi Pro League

Cristiano Ronaldo has issued a stern warning to his Saudi Pro League contemporaries, claiming that persistent complaints regarding officiating are damaging the division’s global reputation. The Al-Nassr superstar believes the constant negativity surrounding the league project is counterproductive to its long-term ambitions.

VIDEO: 'Toney got humbled!' - Ronaldo goads England striker

Cristiano Ronaldo enjoyed the last laugh in his budding rivalry with Ivan Toney as Al-Nassr moved a step closer to the Saudi Pro League title. The Portuguese superstar was seen mockingly celebrating in the Al-Ahli and England striker's face during a heated encounter on Wednesday night.

Ronaldo makes 'getting closer to the end of my career' admission

Cristiano Ronaldo has candidly admitted that the final whistle on his legendary career is approaching fast. The Portuguese icon, now 41, remains the driving force behind Al-Nassr’s pursuit of silverware, but has acknowledged that his time at the top is naturally reaching its conclusion.

Daha fazla

Pos	Takım	P	K	D	L	F	A	+/-	Puan	Form
1	Al Nassr FC	31	26	1	4	82	24	58	79	K K K K K
2	Al Hilal	30	22	8	0	79	25	54	74	K K K B K
3	Al Ahli	30	21	6	3	59	22	37	69	K K B K K
4	Al Qadsiah	31	20	8	3	74	32	42	68	K K B B K
5	Al-Taawoun	31	15	7	9	57	41	16	52	K K K K B

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Al Nassr FC

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Al Hilal

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B
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Al Ahli

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B
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Al Qadsiah

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K
B
B
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Al-Taawoun

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B

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