Game summary Al Sadd and Al Nasr (3-1). Qatar's "leader" in the AFC Champions League Grand Prix

At Al Sadd's Hamad Bin Jassim Stadium, Al Sadd broke through the head of his international star Akram Afif (26), but the guests equalized by their Moroccan sniper Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah (33) to return "Ayal Altheeb" in the second half, scoring two consecutive goals with a wonderful shot Hassan Haidus (59) and a penalty was successfully executed by the Algerian professional Baghdad Bounjah (83).

Al-Sadd (Asian champion in 1989 and 2011) has made up for his 1-0 loss to Riyadh and has qualified for the next two rounds.

It was the first time the Qatar champions last season reached the next round of the continental competition's round of 16 after a late return.

Al Sadd, coached by former Spanish star Xavi Hernandez, also maintained a good record at home, achieving a fifth consecutive win and a ninth in 11 games.

Al-Nasr, the Saudi Arabian champion, suffered his first defeat in continental competition after seven undefeated matches, the longest in the history of his participation in the competition.

Match and win of Al Sadd (3-1). Summary of the most significant goals and events of interesting confrontation in the Gulf of Asians derby

End of the match: Al Sadd defeated Al Nasr 3-1 and secured his place in the Golden Square.

Ring 87: "Maestro" Hassan Alhedos nearly added the fourth goal of a single individual effort, but his powerful shot was saved by Brad Jones with great difficulty.

Daq 83: Bounjah managed to explode the joys of Jassim bin Hamad's paradise stadium by scoring the third goal from the penalty spot after blocking Akram Afif in the box against defender Nasrawi Mado.

Daq 74: Baghdad Bounjah managed with a powerful and cunning shot that nearly gave Al Sadd the goal of reaching the goal of the salute and qualifying card, but collided with the guardian's creativity of victory. Australian Brad Jones.

Dq 72: Hamdallah misses another opportunity to win despite his ideal position.

Daq 69: Victory would have hit mortally without the lack of concentration of its offensive line.

Daq 58: Al Sadd advances again Hassan Al Haidoos sends a right shell in an impossible place and announces the progress of "Ayal Al-Theeb" with the second goal and thus equalizing the result of the first leg.

– the second half

– First half: 1-1

Daq 33: The goal of the victory of the Moroccan sniper Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah, brings the match to his starting point by equalizing on a direct free kick, hit the Spanish Gabe to deceive the goalkeeper Saad Cheib.

Daq 30: back-half Abdul Karim Hassan in goalkeeper Brad Jones' spearhead and saves the position and puts the ball in the corner.

Dakar 27: The first goal of the Akram Afif Dam opens the door to the goal of scoring the owners of the house with a head invested by the false exit of the goalkeeper after a perfect center for the South Korean Nam Tae Hee.

Dq 23: Giuliano misses the most important opportunity, having received an intelligent interface from Moroccan Noureddine Amrabat, but strangely shot a slow ball found on the face of the giant Saad Al-Shaib.

Daq 15: A mistake by Abdul Karim Hassan almost cost the dam a fatal goal without the decisive intervention of his international goalkeeper Saad Al Shaib.

DK 7: Al Sadd begins to ignite the summit with two precious opportunities successively missed by Akram Afif, who collided with the brilliant goalkeeper of the victory and Hassan Haidus, who missed his shot with the required precision.

– Beginning of the game

Al Sadd Al Qatari – Al Nasr Saudi .. The two teams are formed