Asian tiger confronts northern storm
The Al-Ittihad Saudi team aims to achieve their first win in the AFC Champions League after their previous victories in the Asian Cup Winners' Cup and the Asian Champions League twice. Today, they face Al-Shamal Qatar in Qatar, with German coach Jens aiming to secure all three points and strengthen their position following good results in the Saudi league, where they currently occupy second place with 17 points from 21 matches, just one point behind the top-ranked Al-Hilal. Al-Ittihad will face Al-Shamal, which boasts a dangerous attack led by the Algerian scorer Baghdad Bounedjah, and they hope to win in order to improve their chances of Asian qualification. It is expected that Al-Ittihad will field their best lineup and strive for a victory, aiming for a remarkable return to the Kingdom.
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