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**Al-Nassr roll into this one as clear favorites, and honestly, they should be — Diriyah's defending has looked shaky all season.** 🔵
Al-Nassr are clicking with three wins in their last five, even if that loss to Al-Ittihad stung. Diriyah, meanwhile, are grinding out results (2W 2D 1L) but haven't exactly been a fortress—a 0-2 hammering at home to Al-Qadsiah last time out tells you something.
Key storylines:
- **Cristiano Ronaldo** gets a home crowd boost at Al-Awwal Park; Diriyah's backline has leaked goals and won't relish tracking him
- **Al-Nassr's midfield dominance** with A. Al-Khaibari and Ângelo should control tempo against a Diriyah side that's been vulnerable in transitions
- Diriyah need **G. Laborde** to lead the line with real sharpness—they've scored just once in their last two, so coming to Riyadh won't get easier
Expected lineups:
- **Al-Nassr**: Bento, S. Alnajdi, I. Martínez, M. Simakan, N. Boushal, A. Al-Khaibari, Ângelo, S. Costa, S. Mané, C. Ronaldo, A. Yahya
- **Diriyah**: N. Vasilj, H. Alsebyani, B. Djimsiti, Q. Lajami, A. Al-Faraj, I. Gueye, E. Millot, Ó. Rodríguez, C. Diandy, G. Laborde, M. F. Al-Nemer
Prediction:
**Al-Nassr 2–0 Diriyah** — the hosts' quality should break through a patchy visitor's defence. 🎯
Our calls before kick-off, and how they went.
A confidence, not a tip. We do not claim these beat the bookmakers' price — the odds are short precisely because the outcome is likely.
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