Al-Sailiya vs Al Nasr

Petrović's second goal just before half-time effectively ended the contest. Al-Sailiya had held firm for the first 20 minutes, but conceding a second goal — and to the same player — so close to the interval left them with a mountain to climb. The 2-0 scoreline at the break allowed Al Nasr to rotate freely in the second half while keeping control of the game.

David Petrović (Al Nasr) — The Serbian midfielder was the standout performer, scoring twice in the first half to set Al Nasr on course for victory. His movement and finishing were a constant threat, and he was substituted at half-time with the job done.

Abdoulaye Toure (Al Nasr) — The forward added a third goal in the 60th minute and caused problems for the Al-Sailiya defence throughout the second half with his pace and direct running.

Ahmed Al-Shammari (Al Nasr) — The defender-turned-scorer completed the rout with an 80th-minute finish, capping a solid all-round defensive display from Al Nasr that kept a clean sheet.

Player of the Match: David Petrović (Al Nasr)

Al Nasr's 4-0 victory was built on clinical finishing in the first half and control throughout. The match page shows shots, possession and xG figures — Al Nasr's efficiency in front of goal was the decisive factor, with four goals from a modest number of high-quality chances. Al-Sailiya's inability to register a goal reflects their struggle to break down a well-organised Al Nasr defence, which was rarely troubled over the 90 minutes.

This was Al Nasr's second friendly of their Austrian pre-season camp, following a 1-0 defeat to Slovan Bratislava. The emphatic response here will boost confidence as they build towards the 2026-27 UAE Pro League season, which kicks off on 14 August 2026. Al Nasr also faced Al-Shabab in a subsequent friendly, losing 1-0.

For Al-Sailiya, this was part of their own pre-season preparations in Austria (Al-Sharq, 21 July 2026). The Qatari side continued their camp with further friendlies, including a match against Saudi side Abha on 31 July, as they prepare for the 2026-27 Qatar Stars League season.

A one-sided friendly that revealed a clear gulf in sharpness between the two sides. Al Nasr's first-half superiority was decisive, and the 4-0 scoreline flattered neither team. Al-Sailiya have work to do before their competitive season begins, while Al Nasr will take confidence from a dominant display in the Austrian Alps.