Al Nassr Schedule 2023 – Nepal Time – Al Nassr match schedule 2023 according to Nepal time zone. Cristiano Ronaldo Al Nassr today match schedule in Nepal time and complete details. Al Nassr is playing in Saudi Pro League. It is one of the biggest Saudi Football clubs.
The Saudi Pro League 2022-23 season started on August 25, 2022, and will conclude on May 31, 2023. A total of 16 football teams play in the league in a home-and-away format.
While the league winners qualify for the AFC Champions League, the bottom two teams are relegated to the Saudi First Division League, which is the second tier of professional football in Saudi Arabia.
Al Nassr Schedule 2023 Nepal Time
| Date | Opponent | Time (NPT) | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 6 | Al Tai FC | 9.15 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| January 14 | Al Shabab FC | 11:15 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| January 22 | Ettifaq FC | 11:15 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| January 26 | Al Ittihad | 11:45 PM | Saudi Super Cup semifinal |
| January 29 | TBD if Al Nassr qualify | 11:15 PM | Saudi Super Cup final |
| February 3 | Al Fateh SC | 8:45 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| February 9 | Al Wehda FC | 11:15 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| February 17 | Al Taawoun FC | 8:45 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| February 25 | Damac FC | 8:45 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| March 3 | Al Batin FC | 11:45 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| March 9 | Al Ittihad | 11:15 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| March 14 | Abha FC | 8:15 PM | King Cup of Champions quarterfinal |
| March 18 | Abha FC | 11:15 PM | Saudi Pro League |
| April (date TBD) | TBD if Al Nassr qualify | 11:15 PM | King Cup of Champions semifinal |
| April 5 | Al Adalah FC | 12:45 AM | Saudi Pro League |
| April 10 | Al Feiha FC | 12:45 AM | Saudi Pro League |
| April 27 | Al Raed FC | TDB | Saudi Pro League |
| Between April 28 to April 30 | TBD if Al Nassr qualify | TBD | King Cup of Champions final |
| May 3 | Al Hilal FC | TBD | Saudi Pro League |
| May 9 | Khaleej FC | TBD | Saudi Pro League |
| May 15 | Al Tai FC | TBD | Saudi Pro League |
| May 19 | Al Shabab FC | TBD | Saudi Pro League |
| May 25 | Ettifaq FC | TBD | Saudi Pro League |
| May 31 | Al Fateh SC | TBD | Saudi Pro League |
Who are Al Nassr?
Al Nassr are one of Saudi Arabia’s most successful clubs. They were formed in 1955 and have a trophy cabinet that is almost as crammed as the ones owned by Ronaldo’s former clubs.
They have won nine Premier League titles, six King Cup crowns, a hat-trick of Crown Prince’s Cup trophies, the Federation Cup three times and the Saudi Super Cup twice.
The club won the bygone competition the GCC Champions League twice and did a double in 1998 by claiming the Asian Cup Winners’ Cup and the Asian Super Cup. That sent them into the 2000 World Club Cup, in which their mixed results included a 3-1 defeat to Real Madrid, Ronaldo’s then future employers.
Al Nassr play in yellow and blue home colours and predominantly blue away colours. They are known as The International Club and the Knights of Najd, and are managed by Rudi Garcia, who has previously led clubs including Roma, Marseille and Lyon.
Ronaldo is not the first Ballon d’Or winner to have played for Al Nassr. Bulgaria legend Hristo Stoichkov, who won the most prestigious individual prize in football in 1994, joined the club on a two-match deal in 1998, playing a pivotal part in the semifinal and final of that Asian Super Cup triumph.
Denilson — a World Cup winner with Brazil in 2002 who was once the most expensive signing in history — is also among a host of major names to have played for the club, spending two months there during the 2006-07 season.
