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The first Al-Nasr football team, in the evening Monday, as a guest of Qatar's Al Sadd, in the second leg of the quarter-finals of the AFC Champions League 2019.
In the first leg in Riyadh, Al Nasr beat the Qatar 2-2 to get close to the semifinals for the first time since 1995 and restore the glory of the continental world.
The return match takes place at a time when Al-Nasr is suffering from some crises, along with positive elements that motivate the first football team, to kidnap the qualifying card at the Golden Square, to face the winner of Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad.
Watch a complete video of the weapons and the victory crises before facing the dam
Crises threaten victory
The first crises threatening victory are the health and fitness of the team's top scorer, Abdul Razak Hamdallah, after being recently injured.
Although he returned to the game in the third round of the league, he missed Sunday training while he was supposed to play against Al Sadd, but without being 100% ready.
Al-Nasr made his entry into the match with a goalless draw against Al-Shabab in the third round of the championship, the first goal this season, after two wins on annexation and conquest.
Al-Nasr is currently living in a state of administrative instability given the news of the resignation of the current council due to the financial crisis and the possibility that Saud Al-Swailem will resume his duties.
Al-Nasr fears the resurgence of Algerian star Baghdad Bounjah, the attacker of Al Sadd, after his complete demise in the first leg, where he scored a complete triple against his team in the last competition of the Qatari league.
Finally, Al Nasr, with his negative history in recent years, faces the impossibility of qualifying for the semi-finals, the last time he reached it, in 1995, when he also reached the final .
* The pros facing crises
The advantage of Al-Nasr against the Qatari Dam is first: the brilliance of the Brazilian star Juliano, which ranks at the top of the team's top scorers in the champions of the world. AFC with eight goals.
In addition, Al Nasr has managed to end the crisis of Moroccan star Noureddine Amrabat, the winger of the first team, after rumors that he was fired this summer.
Al Nasr is also armed, with a brilliant absence, in the current version of the AFC Champions League, where he has not lost in the last three games since his fall against Al Wasl in phase groups.
Finally, Al Nasr hopes that the negative chain of the Qatari dam will continue with Sri Lankan referee Dylan Pereira, with whom he never wins.
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