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Cristiano Ronaldo was left livid as Al-Nassr fell six points behind in the Saudi Pro League title race.
Ronaldo opened the scoring in Al-Nassr’s 2-1 defeat at home to Al-Qadsiah after capitalising on hesitancy from goalkeeper Koen Casteels.
However, Julian Quinones soon equalised for Al-Qadsiah before former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted what proved to be the winner shortly after half time.
Al-Nassr are six points behind league leaders Al-Hilal, who have played a game fewer and are in action away to Al-Khaleej on Saturday.
Ronaldo hasn’t won a league title since the 2019-20 campaign when he was at Juventus, and it appears that his lengthy wait may continue.
As usual, Ronaldo has made a significant contribution for Al-Nassr this season – he has scored seven goals in ten league games so far.
Cristiano Ronaldo was left frustrated following Al-Nassr’s defeat against Al-Qadsiah
Although Ronaldo opened the scoring, Al-Nassr’s title hopes suffered a blow
Last season Al-Nassr finished in second place in the table, 14 points behind champions Al-Hilal.
In total, Ronaldo has scored 69 goals in 80 appearances for Al-Nassr since his arrival at the club in January 2023.
Al-Nassr are back in action on Monday when they face Al-Gharafa away in the AFC Champions League Elite.
Julian Quinones celebrates following his equaliser for Al-Qadsiah against Al-Nassr
Former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored the winner for Al-Qadsiah
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