22 Apr 2026

Coman hat-trick sends Al-Nassr to AFC CL Two final

Al-Nassr are through to the AFC Champions League Two final after a 5-1 win over Al-Ahli Doha at Zabeel Stadion in Dubai. It started bumpy, with Bento saving Julian Draxler’s penalty in the 7th minute before Sekou Oumar Yansane struck for the visitors at 10’. From there, Jorge Jesus’ side shifted up a gear. Kingsley Coman delivered a ruthless hat-trick and Ângelo produced a 1+3 masterclass to flip the semifinal on its head.

Early scare, then full control

Al-Ahli Doha had the first big moment when Erik Expósito won a penalty, but Bento guessed right to deny Draxler. Yansane volleyed them ahead moments later, finishing a Driss Fettouhi pass at 10’. Al-Nassr answered fast: Coman equalized at 12’ from Ângelo’s cutback, then Ângelo finished Sadio Mane’s pass at 23’ for 2-1. Coman’s crisp strike on 45’ made it 3-1 at the half and set the tone.

Coman and Ângelo headline the show

Coman needed just 67 minutes to score three and posted four shots on target before coming off with a knock, replaced by Ayman Yahya. Ângelo was everywhere: one goal, three assists, five key passes and four big chances created. On Sofascore, both earned a Sofascore Rating 10. Mane added an assist, hit the woodwork and created four chances. Bento’s penalty stop underpinned an 8 Sofascore Rating on a night where the back line settled after the early goal.

Second-half polish and squad depth

Coman completed his hat-trick at 63’ after another Ângelo delivery, and late substitute Abdullah Al-Hamdan made it 5-1 at 80’, again fed by Ângelo. João Félix and Cristiano Ronaldo were withdrawn at 78’ with the job done, while midfield control stayed intact as Abdullah Al-Khaibari came on and completed all 15 of his passes. Al-Ahli Doha battled, with Ibrahima Diallo winning six of seven tackles and Fettouhi clipping the post, but they couldn’t slow Al-Nassr’s waves of attacks.

The numbers told the story

Al-Nassr owned 63% possession, outshot Al-Ahli Doha 15-8 and landed more on target 8-5. They created eight big chances to one and scored five of them. Final-third pressure was constant, with 64 entries and 42 touches in the box, plus a 3-0 edge in accurate through balls. The passing platform was decisive too, 589 passes to 349 with 525 accurate. If you like your dominance quantified, Sofascore’s match stats had plenty of receipts.

What’s next

A five-goal semifinal win, two Sofascore Rating 10s and a penalty save usually travel well into a final. Al-Nassr look fresh, flexible and loaded with match-winners. You can revisit every goal, substitution and Sofascore Rating detail from this AFC Champions League Two semifinal on Sofascore.