Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 07:05:48 AM

Bro, what were we talking about? Al Hilal destroyed Manchester City. I don't think anyone ever expected this result. We thought there would be some fight, but Man City is always ahead of Al Hilal. But look what happened. Al Hilal destroyed Man City. The possession was 69% vs 31%. Man City controlled the ball during the whole match, and they attacked too. There were 17 shots on Target, and only three of them scored, while Al Hilal's shots on target were only 6, but they scored four goals. Congratulations to Al Hilal. I thought Real Madrid played badly against them. But it seems Al Hilal is doing really great.

There are some possible reasons I can think of.

Manchester City are still in their crisis and they have yet resolved it completely even their performances in FIFA Club World Cup are good and even impressive before this match.
This tournament is not their most wanted title and they only consider it as a tough friendly tournament as part of their preparation for a strong comeback next season.
Al-Hilal is truly strong and can compete fairly with many strong clubs from Europe, and beating Manchester City is not a surprise but only shows their truly powerful strength and high competitiveness.