The Portuguese Jorge Jesus, coach of the Saudi Al-Nassr club, decided to give the team players a break from training today after their hard-fought victory over Al-Fayha 2-1 in the seventh round of the Roshan League.

According to the Saudi sports newspaper, this break comes as a reward for the players, and the team will resume training tomorrow, Monday, in preparation for the match against Indian Goa on Wednesday in the fourth round of the AFC Champions League 2.

Al-Nassr leads Group D in the continental tournament with 9 points, competing with Indian Goa, Iraqi Al-Zawraa, and Tajik Istiklol Dushanbe, making the upcoming match crucial to confirm their top position.

The Saudi team also tops the Saudi league standings after 7 complete rounds, achieving 21 points, reflecting the strong performance of the team under Jesus's leadership this season.

Jesus sent a special message to Al-Nassr fans, stating: "I love to see the stadium full during our home matches; the fans can easily fill 23,000 seats, and I want them to be as strong as their team".

Al-Nassr will host their opponent Indian Goa on Wednesday, November 5, at the "Al-Awal Park" stadium in the capital Riyadh, at 9:15 PM Mecca time, amid expectations of a large turnout to support the team in this decisive match.