Defeated Fujairah 1-0 in the "Cup" quarter-finals
An "unintended mistake" gives Al-Nassr the qualifying ticket
Christian Samuel (left) tries to pass by Muhammad Ayed.
From the source
Al-Nasr climbed to the semi-finals of the Arabian Gulf Cup after its victory over its host Fujairah in the second leg of the quarter-final round of the tournament with a free goal, which was sponsored by Fujairah defender Hamdan Nasser, by mistake in his own goal, to win the aggregate of the two matches with a score of 2-1 after he tied The two teams are in the first leg with a goal for each team, and the attacking attempts of victory in the return match failed to reach the Fujairah goal, so that the wolves defender took care of saving the defending champion from early exit.
The first half did not witness any danger from the two teams, with almost complete control of victory, but without reaching the dangerous zone in front of Fujairah's goal, and in return Fujairah relied on counterattacks and closing the spaces in front of Al-Ameed's players, and Fujairah's attempts to rely on the Brazilian player Christian Samuel, who played Single-handedly amid the general's defenders.
The breakthroughs and shots of Al-Nasr player, Portuguese Tozi, formed the most dangerous in the first half, in addition to Mendez's breakthroughs from the left side, but did not reach Fujairah's goal, to end the first half with a negative tie between the two teams.
Al-Nassr got the most dangerous chances after 15 minutes of the second half of a ball inside the penalty area, which the Portuguese had played in the empty goal, the Fujairah goalkeeper succeeded in tackling it and returned to Ryan Mendes and the goal was empty, he played it on the post from outside to miss the most dangerous chances of victory in the second half.
Amidst the field control of victory and the continuous attack, Fujairah defender Hamdan Nasir translated the victory by scoring a goal by mistake in his own goal in the 84th minute from a cross by the Portuguese Tozi. Final.
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