An-Nasr continues its hostile streak in the Saudi Arabian Championship. On Wednesday evening, Cristiano Ronaldo's team easily defeated Al-Najma, gaining a ninth victory and increasing their position in first place in the tournament table..

This victory was made possible thanks to the phenomenal performance of the Portuguese, as well as the efforts of the club’s other great legionnaires - Sadio Mane, Kingsley Koman and Ingo Martinez. Al-Nasr's chances for the championship have increased significantly after the two successes of their main rival Al-Hilal. Sensing the proximity of the trophy, the guests from the first Khvylins rushed to attack.

The match was closed after VAR called: Cristiano Ronaldo was awarded the penalty, recording the 965th goal of his career (his ambitious goal reached 1000. After this, the rulers of the fields near Al-Najmi fell into ruins. Kingsley Coman technically overcame An-Nasr's advantage, and the Spanish veteran defender Inigo Martinez took a ricocheted shot from far away, making it 3:0 even before the half-time whistle..

For the start of the next half, the rout continued. Ronaldo, having recorded another assist for his active career, was ideally placed in the striking position of Sadio Mane, who pressed his aim at the top corner of the goal..

Tsikavo, that Cristiano will be replaced even before the end of the playing hour. Prote head coach Jorge Jesus has obviously decided to save the strength of his 41-strong leader for the upcoming important fights.

The remaining highlight in the match was delivered by Inigo Martinez, who scored an undefeated double, making a masterful header after serving from Kutovoy.

Once again, this huge victory 5:0 An-Nasr moved up to two points, topping the Saudi Pro-League table. Al-Hilal became the main loser of the tour, having lost the leadership during the current transition of Karim Benzema. However, before the end of the championship, another 11 rounds will be lost, and Al-Ahli iz Touni is on the top five, so the fight for the gold medal is expected to be extremely tense.