The media personality Hamad Al-Rashed criticized coach Sergio Conceição's handling of striker Youssef En-Nesyri, asserting that the team did not benefit from his abilities in aerial balls.

Al-Rashed explained that the fans were optimistic about the arrival of En-Nesyri, nicknamed "The High Tower," due to his great ability to seize crosses. However, the style of play did not change to suit him.

He pointed out that the coach did not ask the full-backs and wingers to send suitable crosses, preferring instead to continue penetrating through the middle and playing short ground passes.

He also questioned the reason for excluding Moussa Diaby, considering that his absence weakened the team's offensive strength, which was restored as soon as he was brought on in the latter part of the second half.

Al-Rashed criticized the inclusion of player Al-Bishi without a clear technical justification, pointing out that his performance does not warrant his continued presence in the starting lineup.

He concluded his questions with a sharp tone, inquiring whether the publisher supports the player's participation despite his mediocre performance, hinting at the controversy within the team's ranks.