I now really doubt Al-Nassr's performance, which seems to have experienced quite a drastic decline. They lost the match against Al Orubah in the SPL. And then last Monday they were only able to get a draw in the last 16 of the LCA first leg against Esteghlal. Even though in the match against Esteghlal there was no Cristiano Ronaldo, with the squad at Al-Nassr they should have still been ahead but they failed to win and only got a draw.
Now I am also starting to doubt that Al-Nassr will play against Al-Shabab. Because yes, Al-Shabab is a team that can actually be quite troublesome. So I feel a draw could even happen. But I may have to take a risk by still favoring Al-Nassr. Because it would be quite strange if AL-Nassr continued to get negative results in 3 consecutive matches in all competitions.
Now I am also starting to doubt that Al-Nassr will play against Al-Shabab. Because yes, Al-Shabab is a team that can actually be quite troublesome. So I feel a draw could even happen. But I may have to take a risk by still favoring Al-Nassr. Because it would be quite strange if AL-Nassr continued to get negative results in 3 consecutive matches in all competitions.
I agree that Al Shabab can be a tough opponent. Abderrazak Hamdallah is in good form right now, and a few days back they had an easy win over Damac FC. Hamdallah gets good support from players such as Giacomo Bonaventura, Daniel Podence and Cristian Guanca. And given how brittle the Al Nassr defense is, I guess these guys will create quite a few issues for them. Also remember that during the match against Esteghlal F.C., the combination of Jhon Durán/Sadio Mané failed to score even a single goal.
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