Al-Nassr vs Al-Ittihad Live Football Streaming For Saudi Pro League 2024-25 Match: How to Watch NSR vs ITH Coverage on TV And Online
Al-Nassr vs Al-Ittihad Live Football Streaming For Saudi Pro League 2024-25 Match:
After their heartbreaking exit from the AFC Champions League, Al Nassr will now turn their attention to the domestic circuit. The Cristiano Ronaldo-led side is now gearing up for a challenging Saudi Pro League fixture where they will face Al Ittihad. The big-ticket clash will be hosted at the Al-Awwal Park in Riyadh on Wednesday, May 7. With five matches remaining this season, Al Nassr stay in contention to win their maiden Saudi league title. They are third in the current standings, having bagged 60 points from 29 games. Al Ittihad lead the league table at this moment and are two points ahead of the second-placed Al Hilal.
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