Thu Apr 24 16:30:00 UTC 2025: ## Al-Nassr Dominates Saudi Women’s League, Eyes AFC Champions League Glory

**RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA** – Al-Nassr Football Club secured a resounding 6-0 victory over Al-Taraji in their final Saudi Women’s Premier League match, culminating in a triumphant title win. The team, already crowned champions weeks earlier, finished the season with an impressive 51 points, boasting 17 wins and just one loss. Maria Eduardo (Duda) and Carla Luvanga each scored hat-tricks, with Luvanga securing the league’s top scorer title with 21 goals for the season. Goalkeeper Sarah Khalid praised the team’s preparation and unity, emphasizing their focus on individual games and mutual support. Head coach Abdulaziz Al-Alwni attributed their success to the team’s strong bond and clean environment. Al-Nassr is now setting its sights on the upcoming AFC Women’s Asian Cup, WAFF Women’s Championship, and other domestic competitions.

**JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA** – The AFC Champions League Elite quarterfinals are set to kick off in Jeddah, with three Saudi Pro League teams – Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, and Al-Ahli – enjoying a significant home-field advantage. The new centralized tournament format, hosted in Saudi Arabia until 2028-29, has sparked debate in Asian football. Al-Nassr, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, faces Yokohama F. Marinos, a team currently struggling in their domestic league. Al-Hilal, aiming for their fifth continental title, will play Gwangju FC, while Al-Ahli will face Buriram United. The matches promise high-stakes competition and a battle for continental supremacy, with Ronaldo looking to finally win a major trophy in Saudi Arabia. The final is scheduled for May 3rd, offering a $12 million prize.

**Other News:**

* **NEOM Sports Club promoted to Roshn Saudi Pro League:** The Tabuk-based club secured promotion after a 3-0 victory in the Saudi First Division.
* **Uzbekistan wins U17 Asian Cup:** Uzbekistan defeated Saudi Arabia 2-0 in the final, despite having two players sent off in the first half. Saudi Arabia will now focus on the upcoming U17 World Cup in Qatar.

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