‘0-2→3-2’ Ronaldo explodes past Kim Seung-kyu to complete Al Nasr comeback win

Cristiano Ronaldo (38, Al Nasr) scored a thrilling come-from-behind goal to give his team the win. It was a cool finish that even South Korean international goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu (33, Al Shabab) couldn’t stop.

Al Nasr came from behind to beat Al Shabab 3-2 in the 28th round of the Saudi Professional League at KSU Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Thursday (July 24).

With the win, Al Nasr moved to 63 points (19 wins, 6 draws, 3 losses), closing the gap on leaders Al Ittihad (66 points). Al Shabab, who were unable to defend their two-goal lead, remain in third place with 53 points (16 wins, 5 draws, 7 losses).

Al Shabab struck first. In the 22nd minute, a penalty kick was awarded after an Al Nasr defense committed a handball foul on a corner kick. Christian Guanca stepped up to take the spot kick, and rattled the net with an accurate shot that found the corner of the net.

Ronaldo hit the ground running in the 33rd minute with a header from a cross from the left, only to see the ball hit the crossbar. Ronaldo raised his hands in the air in disbelief and swallowed his disappointment.

Al Shabab added another goal in the 40th minute. Guanca exchanged one-two passes with his teammates on two occasions before advancing into the box and finishing with a sharp left-footed strike.

Al Nasr pulled one back. Talisca scored in the 44th minute, finishing a low cross from the left side of the box with his left foot. For Al Shabab, a bad pass in their defensive area cost them the ball.

Al Nasr equalized. In the fifth minute of the second half, Ali Al-Hassan won the ball on the right and sent a low cross into the box. Abdulrahman Gharib connected with a calm turning shot to equalize.

After a somewhat quiet start, Ronaldo scored a stunning comeback goal. He used his pace to shake off two defenders in the 14th minute of the second half and split the net with a powerful right-footed curler from near the arc.

Both teams traded offense down the stretch, but no more goals were scored. In the end, the match ended with Al Nasr’s ‘Pele Score’ stoppage time victory 안전놀이터.

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