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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AL-HILAL'S 3-2 WIN AWAY TO NASAF IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: QARSHI, UZBEKISTAN (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. GOAL/ NASAF GOALKEEPER, ABDUVOHID NEMATOV, COMES TO COLLECT A CROSS FROM  BUT SPILLS THE BALL ALLOWING AL-HILAL MIDFIELDER, SERGEJ MILINKOVIC-SAVIC, TO SCORE. 0-1. 2. MILINKOVIC-SAVIC CELEBRATING WITH FORWARD, MARCOS LEONARDO, AND FULL-BACK, THEO HERNANDEZ 3. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF MILINKOVIC-SAVIC GOAL 4. NASAF MIDFIELDER, SARDORBEK BAKHROMOV, SENDS A SHOT FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX INTO THE TOP CORNER. 1-1 5. BAKHROMOV CELEBRATING WITH MIDFIELDER, ZAFARMUROD ABDURAKHMATOV 6. NASAF FANS CELEBRATING 7. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF BAKHROMOV’S GOAL 8. GOAL/ HERNANDEZ DRIBBLES THROUGH THE NASAF DEFENCE AND CHIPS THE GOALKEEPER. 1-2. 9. HERNANDEZ HUGGING FORWARD, ABDULLAH AL-HAMDAN 10. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF HERNANDEZ’S GOAL 11. GOAL/ NASAF’S UMAR ESHMURODOV, SENDS A PASS OVER THE AL-HILAL DEFENCE TO JAVOKHIR SIDIKOV WHO SCORES THROUGH THE LEGS OF GOALKEEPER, YASSINE BOUNOU.  2-2 12. SIDIKOV CELEBRATING WITH ABDURAKHMATOV 13. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF SIDIKOV GOAL 14. GOAL/ MILINKOVIC-SAVIC PLAYS IN LEONARDO WHO LIFTS HIS SHOT OVER THE OUTCOMING GOALKEEPER. 2-3 15. LEONARDO CELEBRATING WITH AL-HAMDAN AND KAIO CESAR 16. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF LEONARDO’S WINNER 17. AL-HILAL HEAD COACH, SIMONE INZAGHI, SHAKING HANDS WITH NASAF HEAD COACH, RUZIQUL BERDIEV, AT FULL-TIME 18. HERNANDEZ SHAKING HANDS WITH NASAF FORWARD, DRAGAN CERAN STORY: Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal secured a late 3-2 win over Uzbek hosts Nasaf to maintain their perfect start to the league phase of the Asian Champions League Elite on Monday (September 29). The visitors needed a 79th minute winner from Marcos Leonardo in Qarshi to move onto six points from their first two matches after twice being pegged back by the resilient home side. Sergej Milinkovic-Savic put Al-Hilal ahead in the 21st minute when he capitalised on an error by goalkeeper Abduvakhid Nemetov but Sardorbek Bakhromov levelled with a drive into the top corner six minutes later. Theo Hernandez's stumbling run took him through the defence two minutes into first half stoppage time before the former AC Milan man lifted a deft finish over Nemetov to restore Al-Hilal's lead. Javokhir Sidikov levelled again on the hour mark after rounding Yassine Bounou, leaving Leonardo to hit the winner with a first-time finish following Milinkovic-Savic's perfect pass. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF 2-2 DREW BETWEEN AL-DUHAIL AND AL-AHLI IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: DOHA, QATAR (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: Asian Champions League holders Al-Ahli drew 2-2 with Al-Duhail in Doha on Monday (September 29). Matthias Jaissle's Saudi side initially went behind behind to a 25th minute Edmilson Junior goal before Matheus Goncalves levelled in the 42nd minute when he beat substitute goalkeeper Bautista Burke at his near post. RiyadMahrez then struck four minutes later when he punished a poor attempted clearance by the Argentinian keeper. Krzysztof Piatek's header three minutes into the second half, however, earned Al-Duhail their first point of the league phase while Al-Ahli move onto four points, having previously won their opener against Nasaf. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF 2-2 DREW BETWEEN AL-DUHAIL AND AL-AHLI IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: DOHA, QATAR (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. GOAL/ AL-DUHAIL WINGER, ADIL BOULBINA, HITS THE POST BEFORE WINGER, EDMILSON JUNIORS, SCORES THE REBOUND. 1-0 2. EDMILSON AND BOULBINA 3. AL-DUHAIL FANS 4. EDMILSON, BOULBINA AND  5. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF EDMILSON’S GOAL 6. GOAL/ AL-AHLI MIDFIELDER, MATHEUS GONCALVES, CUTS PAST A DEFENDER AND BEATS THE GOALKEEPER AT HIS NEAR POST. 1-1 7. GONCALVES 8. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF GONCALVES’ GOAL 9. GOAL/ AL-DUHAIL GOALKEEPER, BAUTISTA BURKE, HAS HIS PASS INTERCEPTED BY AL-AHLI FORWARD, RIYAD MAHREZ, WHO ANGLES HIS SHOT INTO THE OPEN NET. 1-2 10. BURKE BEING CONSOLED BY TEAMMATE, LUIS ALBERTO 11. MAHREZ AND TEAMMATE, ALI MAJRASHI 12. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF MAHREZ’S GOAL 13. GOAL/ AL-DUHAIL FORWARD, KRZYSZTOF PIATEK, HEADS IN AN EQUALISER. 2-2 14. PIATEK CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES, SULTAN AL-BRAKE AND ALMOEZ ALI 15. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF PIATEK’S EQUALISER 16. MAHREZ AT FULL-TIME/ SCORE GRAPHIC 17. SCORE GRAPHIC/ AL-AHLI GOALKEEPER, EDOUARD MENDY 18. AL-AHLI HEAD COACH, MATTHIAS JAISSLE, SHAKING HANDS WITH AL-DUHAIL HEAD COACH, DJAMEL BELMADI STORY: Asian Champions League holders Al-Ahli drew 2-2 with Al-Duhail in Doha on Monday (September 29). Matthias Jaissle's Saudi side initially went behind behind to a 25th minute Edmilson Junior goal before Matheus Goncalves levelled in the 42nd minute when he beat substitute goalkeeper Bautista Burke at his near post. Riyad Mahrez then struck four minutes later when he punished a poor attempted clearance by the Argentinian keeper. Krzysztof Piatek's header three minutes into the second half, however, earned Al-Duhail their first point of the league phase while Al-Ahli move onto four points, having previously won their opener against Nasaf. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF 2-2 DREW BETWEEN AL-DUHAIL AND AL-AHLI IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: DOHA, QATAR (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: Asian Champions League holders Al-Ahli drew 2-2 with Al-Duhail in Doha on Monday (September 29). Matthias Jaissle's Saudi side initially went behind behind to a 25th minute Edmilson Junior goal before Matheus Goncalves levelled in the 42nd minute when he beat substitute goalkeeper Bautista Burke at his near post. RiyadMahrez then struck four minutes later when he punished a poor attempted clearance by the Argentinian keeper. Krzysztof Piatek's header three minutes into the second half, however, earned Al-Duhail their first point of the league phase while Al-Ahli move onto four points, having previously won their opener against Nasaf. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF 2-2 DREW BETWEEN AL-DUHAIL AND AL-AHLI IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: DOHA, QATAR (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. GOAL/ AL-DUHAIL WINGER, ADIL BOULBINA, HITS THE POST BEFORE WINGER, EDMILSON JUNIORS, SCORES THE REBOUND. 1-0 2. EDMILSON AND BOULBINA 3. AL-DUHAIL FANS 4. EDMILSON, BOULBINA AND  5. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF EDMILSON’S GOAL 6. GOAL/ AL-AHLI MIDFIELDER, MATHEUS GONCALVES, CUTS PAST A DEFENDER AND BEATS THE GOALKEEPER AT HIS NEAR POST. 1-1 7. GONCALVES 8. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF GONCALVES’ GOAL 9. GOAL/ AL-DUHAIL GOALKEEPER, BAUTISTA BURKE, HAS HIS PASS INTERCEPTED BY AL-AHLI FORWARD, RIYAD MAHREZ, WHO ANGLES HIS SHOT INTO THE OPEN NET. 1-2 10. BURKE BEING CONSOLED BY TEAMMATE, LUIS ALBERTO 11. MAHREZ AND TEAMMATE, ALI MAJRASHI 12. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF MAHREZ’S GOAL 13. GOAL/ AL-DUHAIL FORWARD, KRZYSZTOF PIATEK, HEADS IN AN EQUALISER. 2-2 14. PIATEK CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES, SULTAN AL-BRAKE AND ALMOEZ ALI 15. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF PIATEK’S EQUALISER 16. MAHREZ AT FULL-TIME/ SCORE GRAPHIC 17. SCORE GRAPHIC/ AL-AHLI GOALKEEPER, EDOUARD MENDY 18. AL-AHLI HEAD COACH, MATTHIAS JAISSLE, SHAKING HANDS WITH AL-DUHAIL HEAD COACH, DJAMEL BELMADI STORY: Asian Champions League holders Al-Ahli drew 2-2 with Al-Duhail in Doha on Monday (September 29). Matthias Jaissle's Saudi side initially went behind behind to a 25th minute Edmilson Junior goal before Matheus Goncalves levelled in the 42nd minute when he beat substitute goalkeeper Bautista Burke at his near post. Riyad Mahrez then struck four minutes later when he punished a poor attempted clearance by the Argentinian keeper. Krzysztof Piatek's header three minutes into the second half, however, earned Al-Duhail their first point of the league phase while Al-Ahli move onto four points, having previously won their opener against Nasaf. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AL-HILAL'S 3-2 WIN AWAY TO NASAF IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: QARSHI, UZBEKISTAN (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. GOAL/ NASAF GOALKEEPER, ABDUVOHID NEMATOV, COMES TO COLLECT A CROSS FROM  BUT SPILLS THE BALL ALLOWING AL-HILAL MIDFIELDER, SERGEJ MILINKOVIC-SAVIC, TO SCORE. 0-1. 2. MILINKOVIC-SAVIC CELEBRATING WITH FORWARD, MARCOS LEONARDO, AND FULL-BACK, THEO HERNANDEZ 3. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF MILINKOVIC-SAVIC GOAL 4. NASAF MIDFIELDER, SARDORBEK BAKHROMOV, SENDS A SHOT FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX INTO THE TOP CORNER. 1-1 5. BAKHROMOV CELEBRATING WITH MIDFIELDER, ZAFARMUROD ABDURAKHMATOV 6. NASAF FANS CELEBRATING 7. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF BAKHROMOV’S GOAL 8. GOAL/ HERNANDEZ DRIBBLES THROUGH THE NASAF DEFENCE AND CHIPS THE GOALKEEPER. 1-2. 9. HERNANDEZ HUGGING FORWARD, ABDULLAH AL-HAMDAN 10. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF HERNANDEZ’S GOAL 11. GOAL/ NASAF’S UMAR ESHMURODOV, SENDS A PASS OVER THE AL-HILAL DEFENCE TO JAVOKHIR SIDIKOV WHO SCORES THROUGH THE LEGS OF GOALKEEPER, YASSINE BOUNOU.  2-2 12. SIDIKOV CELEBRATING WITH ABDURAKHMATOV 13. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF SIDIKOV GOAL 14. GOAL/ MILINKOVIC-SAVIC PLAYS IN LEONARDO WHO LIFTS HIS SHOT OVER THE OUTCOMING GOALKEEPER. 2-3 15. LEONARDO CELEBRATING WITH AL-HAMDAN AND KAIO CESAR 16. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF LEONARDO’S WINNER 17. AL-HILAL HEAD COACH, SIMONE INZAGHI, SHAKING HANDS WITH NASAF HEAD COACH, RUZIQUL BERDIEV, AT FULL-TIME 18. HERNANDEZ SHAKING HANDS WITH NASAF FORWARD, DRAGAN CERAN STORY: Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal secured a late 3-2 win over Uzbek hosts Nasaf to maintain their perfect start to the league phase of the Asian Champions League Elite on Monday (September 29). The visitors needed a 79th minute winner from Marcos Leonardo in Qarshi to move onto six points from their first two matches after twice being pegged back by the resilient home side. Sergej Milinkovic-Savic put Al-Hilal ahead in the 21st minute when he capitalised on an error by goalkeeper Abduvakhid Nemetov but Sardorbek Bakhromov levelled with a drive into the top corner six minutes later. Theo Hernandez's stumbling run took him through the defence two minutes into first half stoppage time before the former AC Milan man lifted a deft finish over Nemetov to restore Al-Hilal's lead. Javokhir Sidikov levelled again on the hour mark after rounding Yassine Bounou, leaving Leonardo to hit the winner with a first-time finish following Milinkovic-Savic's perfect pass. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF 2-2 DREW BETWEEN AL-DUHAIL AND AL-AHLI IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: DOHA, QATAR (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: Asian Champions League holders Al-Ahli drew 2-2 with Al-Duhail in Doha on Monday (September 29). Matthias Jaissle's Saudi side initially went behind behind to a 25th minute Edmilson Junior goal before Matheus Goncalves levelled in the 42nd minute when he beat substitute goalkeeper Bautista Burke at his near post. RiyadMahrez then struck four minutes later when he punished a poor attempted clearance by the Argentinian keeper. Krzysztof Piatek's header three minutes into the second half, however, earned Al-Duhail their first point of the league phase while Al-Ahli move onto four points, having previously won their opener against Nasaf. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: CHELSEA TRAINING AHEAD OF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE MATCH AT HOME TO BENFICA SHOWS: COBHAM, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (UEFA – See restrictions) 1. CHELSEA PLAYERS WALKING OUT FOR TRAINING 2. MIDFIELDER, ENZO FERNANDEZ, AND WINGER, PEDRO NETO, DOING KEEPIE-UPS 3. HEAD COACH, ENZO MARESCA WALKING OUT 4. VARIOUS OF NETO, DEFENDER, BENOIT BADIASHILE, MIDFIELDERS, MOISES CAICEDO, AND, FACUNDO BUONANOTTE, AND, FORWARD, JOAO PEDRO, STRETCHING WHILE HOLDING FOOTBALLS 5. MARESCA WALKING, CLUB CAPTAIN, REECE JAMES, STRETCHING 6. PLAYERS PASSING IN PAIRS 7. DEFENDER, MARC CUCURELLA, PASSING 8. WINGER, ALEJANDRO GARNACHO, PASSING 9. GOALKEEPER, ROBERT SANCHEZ, PASSING 10. CAICEDO WARMING UP STORY: Chelsea will welcome Jose Mourinho back to Stamford Bridge when they face Benfica in the Champions League on Tuesday (September 30), with the Portuguese coach returning to the London club where he won three Premier League titles across two spells.     Mourinho, who returned to Benfica 25 years after his first stint, managed Chelsea from 2004–2007 and 2013–2015, delivering a haul of trophies that cemented his reputation as one of Europe's best managers at the time.      Mourinho, appointed at Benfica on September 18, inherited a team unbeaten in their opening four league games with three wins and a draw and has overseen two wins and a draw in his first three matches in charge.     Chelsea, however, have had a turbulent start to the season after a glittering campaign last term when they won the Conference League and Club World Cup. They are also without playmaker Cole Palmer, who is sidelined with a groin injury.     Maresca's side, who like Benfica lost their Champions League opener, have two wins from six Premier League matches, losing their last two after being reduced to 10 men.  (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AL-HILAL'S 3-2 WIN AWAY TO NASAF IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SHOWS: QARSHI, UZBEKISTAN (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal secured a late 3-2 win over Uzbek hosts Nasaf to maintain their perfect start to the league phase of the Asian Champions League Elite on Monday. The visitors needed a 79th minute winner from Marcos Leonardo in Qarshi to move onto six points from their first two matches after twice being pegged back by the resilient home side. Sergej Milinkovic-Savic put Al-Hilal ahead in the 21st minute when he capitalised on an error by goalkeeper Abduvakhid Nemetov but Sardorbek Bakhromov levelled with a drive into the top corner six minutes later. Theo Hernandez's stumbling run took him through the defence two minutes into first half stoppage time before the former AC Milan man lifted a deft finish over Nemetov to restore Al-Hilal's lead. Javokhir Sidikov levelled again on the hour mark after rounding Yassine Bounou, leaving Leonardo to hit the winner with a first-time finish following Milinkovic-Savic's perfect pass. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AL-HILAL'S 3-2 WIN AWAY TO NASAF IN THE ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SHOWS: QARSHI, UZBEKISTAN (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal secured a late 3-2 win over Uzbek hosts Nasaf to maintain their perfect start to the league phase of the Asian Champions League Elite on Monday. The visitors needed a 79th minute winner from Marcos Leonardo in Qarshi to move onto six points from their first two matches after twice being pegged back by the resilient home side. Sergej Milinkovic-Savic put Al-Hilal ahead in the 21st minute when he capitalised on an error by goalkeeper Abduvakhid Nemetov but Sardorbek Bakhromov levelled with a drive into the top corner six minutes later. Theo Hernandez's stumbling run took him through the defence two minutes into first half stoppage time before the former AC Milan man lifted a deft finish over Nemetov to restore Al-Hilal's lead. Javokhir Sidikov levelled again on the hour mark after rounding Yassine Bounou, leaving Leonardo to hit the winner with a first-time finish following Milinkovic-Savic's perfect pass. The first eight finishers in the 12-team league phase in both west and east Asia advance to March's knockout rounds with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to be played in Saudi Arabia on a centralised basis in late April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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