Al-Nassr Crowned Saudi Roshan League Champions with Four Goals against Damak
Al-Nassr clinched the Saudi Roshan League title after their significant victory over Damak with a score of 4-1, in the match that brought them together on Thursday evening at Al-Awwal Park as part of the final round of the competition.
The 'Global' team reclaimed the league title after a six-year absence, adding the eleventh championship to their trophy cabinet in the history of the Saudi league under its various names.
Al-Nassr started the match with continuous offensive pressure, before Senegalese Sadio Mane succeeded in opening the scoring in the 34th minute with a header that ignited the stands.
At the beginning of the second half, Frenchman Kingsley Coman reinforced the home team's lead with the second goal after a well-organized attack, which he finished with a powerful shot into the net.
Damak quickly responded through Guinean Morlaye Sylla, who scored his team's only goal from a penalty, reducing the deficit and giving his team some hope of a comeback.
However, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo ended the visitors' dreams after scoring the third goal with a magnificent free kick, before adding his second personal goal and the fourth for Al-Nassr with a powerful shot inside the penalty area.
Al-Nassr raised their tally to 86 points at the top of the standings, leading by two points over Al-Hilal, while Damak's tally froze at 29 points, officially relegating them to the First Division League.
The 'Global' team reclaimed the league title after a six-year absence, adding the eleventh championship to their trophy cabinet in the history of the Saudi league under its various names.
Al-Nassr started the match with continuous offensive pressure, before Senegalese Sadio Mane succeeded in opening the scoring in the 34th minute with a header that ignited the stands.
At the beginning of the second half, Frenchman Kingsley Coman reinforced the home team's lead with the second goal after a well-organized attack, which he finished with a powerful shot into the net.
Damak quickly responded through Guinean Morlaye Sylla, who scored his team's only goal from a penalty, reducing the deficit and giving his team some hope of a comeback.
However, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo ended the visitors' dreams after scoring the third goal with a magnificent free kick, before adding his second personal goal and the fourth for Al-Nassr with a powerful shot inside the penalty area.
Al-Nassr raised their tally to 86 points at the top of the standings, leading by two points over Al-Hilal, while Damak's tally froze at 29 points, officially relegating them to the First Division League.
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