Al nassr fc vs psg match

PSG attract attention wherever they go, and a trip for a friendly to Saudi Arabia will bring plenty of extra buzz, especially because of the star they'll be facing on the other side. The one-off clash pits one of the best sides in world football led by recently crowned World Cup champion Lionel Messi, against one of the greatest ever footballers as Cristiano Ronaldo prepares to make his debut in Riyadh after signing for Al Nassr. Along with Messi, PSG boast some of the biggest names in football in their ranks, but all anyone will be interested in is how Ronaldo fares against his longtime foe Messi. Fans around the world will have the option to stream the match and The Sporting News has all the details below. LIVE: MORE: PSG vs Al Nassr / Al Hilal live stream, TV channel The King Fahd International Stadium in Riyadh will host the fixture on Thursday, January 19 in front of an estimated 65,000 as a collection of players from both Riyadh-based clubs Al Nassr and Al Hilal look to take advantage of the spotlight generated by Ronaldo's arrival and put on a good show. The 37-year-old's first appearance in his new home will come for a fused Riyadh All-Star squad coached by former River Plate manager Marcelo Gallardo. In addition to beIN Sports carrying the match in many territories, • • • • • MORE: Date Time TV channel Streaming Australia Fri, Jan. 20 04:00 AEDT — PSG YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Watch Canada Thu, Jan. 19 12:00 ET beIN Sports Canada PSG YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Watc...

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi look as though they will have one final dance together on a football field next week - although it won't be in the circumstances that they have both been used to in their glittering careers. Many El Clasicos, a Champions League final, international battles and head-to-heads when Ronaldo played for Juventus all occured, though his time at A move to Al-Nassr just before the new year seemed to be the nail in the coffin for any rendezvous between the highly-heralded pair, with Messi still strutting his stuff at Paris Saint-Germain and rumours of a move to Inter Miami meaning they would not be able to play against. one another in club competitions. READ MORE: The striker was caught crying in the tunnel after being knocked out in stunning circumstances by Morocco, who became the first African team to ever make a World Cup semi-final. Knowing that he will be 41 at his next World Cup, Ronaldo perhaps knew that his time to win the famed accolade was up - and that will have been salt in the wound once Messi took home the trophy in his swansong. Regardless, Ronaldo's new club were meant to to face PSG last season, but COVID-19 woes saw the fixture postponed. Instead, the French giants added the fixture into their mid-season tour of Saudi Arabia that gets underway this January with the game against Al-Nassr set for the 19th. In terms of the game, Al-Nassr won't be pushovers. The likes of former Arsenal keeper David Ospina, former Bayern Munich midfie...

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