Cristiano Ronaldo scored 2 to clinch his first trophy with Al Nassr, securing the club's historic triumph in the Arab Club Champions Cup by notching two goals in a thrilling 2-1 victory over domestic rivals Al Hilal. The compelling showdown unfolded on Saturday amidst an electric atmosphere at the King Fahd Stadium.
Having experienced a trophy drought in the previous season following his transition to Al Nassr, Ronaldo, now 38 years old, found redemption this time around.

His sheer brilliance illuminated the tournament, where he found the back of the net on six occasions, ultimately ascending as the top scorer and guiding his team to the coveted championship.

This prestigious tournament showcased the prowess of elite Arab clubs hailing from various corners of the region, encompassing formidable squads from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria.

Al Nassr, a constellation of stellar talents, concluded the gripping contest with a numerical disadvantage, fielding 10 players.

Despite this, they carved out numerous opportunities to break the deadlock during the initial half.

Sadio Mane, Seko Fofana, and Marcelo Brozovic, recent acquisitions in the close season, were thwarted time and again by the resolute Mohammed Alowais, Al Hilal's goalkeeper.

The suspenseful match remained devoid of goals until the sixth minute into the second half when Malcom of Al Hilal executed an impeccable cross, locating his compatriot Michael.
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