After a month, some Saud clubs returned from their break, while others played as if there was no break in Peru. Nassr seems to be just like the latter. They have already had an easy and confident win in the AFC CL2, even though they didn't need it, but the coach gave some time off for all the stars, the team seemed motivated and as a result, they won 5-1. Today's match is important, and even though the opponent is near the bottom of the table, there should be no question about whether Nasrr will be prepared for it. In previous seasons, Peru would lose such points, which cost them titles. It won't happen to me again, but Joao Felix plays well, Coman has returned and the young talent Wesley has settled into the game, and of course CR adds his class. It is unlikely that the visitors will be able to stand against this attacking force. They may hold their ground against lower-level clubs, but against top league attacks like Hilal, Taawoun, and Ittihad, they didn't stand a chance. It is likely that they will also struggle against an in-form Nassr. The most they can hope for is to score, which has often succeeded in the past when they had space for attacks. It also doesn't seem like Nassr is as secure in defense as they are in attack.
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