Quote from: Uruhara on Today at 04:33:45 PM

Quote from: JiiBs on Today at 03:48:09 PM

It’s something I find very interesting, how Al-Hilal from the saudis managed to beat Manchester City just when we saw these guys firing from every corner of the pitch. Indeed I expected that game to be an easy one for Manchester where they could get 4 goals and maintain a clean sheet but nope, it was a score and conceive game where Manchester managed to see it to extra time but, Al-Hilal still managed to get a 4th goal and seal the deal.

Although many people know that Al-hilal is one of the strongest teams in the SPL. And Al-hilal also has quite good squad depth. But well, no one expected Man City to be defeated by Al-Hilal. In fact, I don't hesitate to favor Man City in this match. But unexpectedly, the match turned out to be a fierce match. Which even makes me think that Al-Hilal's strength is really on par with Man City. And even by proving that Al-hilal managed to win in this match, we can now say that Al-hilal is slightly stronger than Man City at the moment. And I think Simone Inzaghi's role is really clear there. He is indeed a coach who is good at maximizing existing players to their best level. Everyone who pays attention to Inter Milan from season to season must be aware of this too, and now at Al-Hilal Inzaghi is also proving his quality as a coach.

Inzaghi has already proven his worth at Al-Hilal. Just a month ago he lost the UCL final with Inter, and now he’s guiding a new team through the Club World Cup with big results.

A draw against Real Madrid, then putting four past Man City — that speaks for itself. Up next is Fluminense, a tough side, but after facing opponents like Real and City, Al-Hilal should feel confident. A potential semi-final vs Palmeiras or Chelsea is very much within reach.