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"Pakhtakor" suffered a heavy defeat against "Al-Nassr", who arrived without Ronaldo

The Tashkent club failed to put up serious resistance against the representative of the Saudi Arabian championship in the Elite ACL and suffered a 2:6 defeat. "Al-Nassr" came to the match without its main stars - Cristiano Ronaldo and Kingsley Coman.

Pakhtakor lost heavily to Al-Nassr, who arrived without Ronaldo

Uzbekistan's vice-champion Pakhtakor suffered a heavy defeat in the 4th round of the main stage of the Elite Asian Champions League.

On November 2, the Tashkent team played at home against Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr club and lost with a score of 2:6.

Although the guests arrived in Tashkent without forward Cristiano Ronaldo and attacking player Kingsley Coman, the fans who filled the Pakhtakor stadium witnessed the play of Sadio Mane, Joao Felix, Samuel Costa, Inigo Martinez, and other stars.

Following this defeat, the Tashkent club sits in 12th place in the table with 2 points. Al-Nassr rose to 4th place with 6 points.

Pakhtakor will play their next match in the Elite ACL away against Saudi Arabia's Al-Ittihad club on November 23.

PAKHTAKOR (Uzbekistan) - AL-NASSR (Saudi Arabia) 2:6

Goals: Flamarion (36), Dostonbek Khamdamov (75) - Abdullah Al-Hamdan (15), Joao Felix (17, 32), Abdullah Al-Amri (53), Abdulrahman Ghareeb (62), Angelo (79)

Head referee: Alexander King (Australia)

Pakhtakor: Vladimir Nazarov, Zaid Tahsin, Akmal Mozgovoy, Bashar Resan (Dostonbek Khamdamov 60), Muhammadbobur Karimov, Abdurauf Buriev, Sardor Sobirkhodjayev (Ibrohim Ibragimov 60), Sherzod Nasrullayev, Flamarion, Muhammadrasul Abdumajidov, Stefan Chinedu.

Head coach: Emil Caras (Moldova)

Al-Nassr: Bento, Abdullah Al-Amri, Abdullah Al-Hamdan, Sadio Mane, Samuel Costa, Nawaf Bu Washl (Rakan Khalid 67), Angelo, Yahya Ayman (Abdulrahman Ghareeb 46), Inigo Martinez, Awad Muhsen Aman, Joao Felix (Abdullah Al-Khaibari 67).

Head coach: Ange Postecoglou (Australia)

Yellow cards: Muhammadbobur Karimov (32), Sherzod Nasrullayev (57)

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