The road to continental glory reaches a fever pitch today, Wednesday, April 22, 2026, as Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr takes on Al Ahli SC (Doha) in the highly anticipated AFC Champions League Two (ACL2) Semi-Final. With Ronaldo relentlessly marching toward the historic 1,000-goal milestone, this match represents a critical step toward his first major Asian title. The encounter, held at the Zabeel Stadium in Dubai, features a star-studded lineup including Sadio Mane and Julian Draxler, promising a masterclass in attacking football.
Al Nassr vs Al Ahli: AFC Champions League Two Match Details
| Match | Al Nassr vs Al Ahli (Doha), ACL Two Semi-Final |
| Date | Wednesday, April 22, 2026 |
| Kick-off Time | 9:30 PM IST / 6:00 PM GST / 5:00 PM SAST |
| Venue | Zabeel Stadium, Dubai (UAE) |
| Key Players | Cristiano Ronaldo, Sadio Mane, Julian Draxler |
When and Where to Watch Al Nassr vs Al Ahli FC in India?
For fans in India, the AFC Champions League Two Semi-Final will be available across both digital and television platforms. The match will be exclusively live-streamed on the FanCode app and website. Fans can access the game via a Match Pass or a monthly subscription.
How to Watch Al Nassr vs Al Ahli in Saudi Arabia & UAE?
In the heart of the Middle East, the coverage is extensive given the local interest in the Saudi giants.
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Saudi Arabia: The match will be broadcast live on the SSC (Saudi Sports Company) network. Fans can also stream the game via the Shahid OTT platform.
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UAE: As the match is being played in Dubai, local fans can catch the live action on Abu Dhabi Sports or Dubai Sports channels.
Where to Stream Al Nassr vs Al Ahli in the USA and UK?
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USA: Fans in the United States can stream the AFC Champions League Two matches via OneFootball, which holds the rights for most AFC club competitions.
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UK: In the United Kingdom, coverage is typically available through DAZN (formerly FITE TV) or select sports streaming platforms that carry AFC content.
Al Nassr vs Al Ahli: Predicted Playing XI
Al Nassr (4-2-3-1): Bento; Sultan Al-Ghannam, Aymeric Laporte, Ali Lajami, Alex Telles; Abdullah Alkhaibari, Marcelo Brozovic; Sadio Mane, Otavio, Anderson Talisca; Cristiano Ronaldo (c).
Al Ahli (4-3-3): Marwan Badreldin; Islam Yassine, Yousef Ayman, Tarek Salman, Bahaa Mamdouh; Idrissa Doumbia, Julian Draxler, Jassem Omer; Sekou Yansane, Erik Exposito, Oumar Sekou.
