Al -Hilal Saudi Arabia, a representative of the Arabs in the price of the World Cup final, faces Manchester City

Al-Hilal Saudi Arabia reached the final price of the FIFA World Cup, after its victory over the Mexican Pachuca 2-0 at the Geodis Park Stadium in Nashville, ranked second behind Real Madrid in the eighth group competitions, where Manchester City will face the final price.

Al-Hilal achieved its first victory with its Italian coach, Simone Inzaghi, since he moved to him on June 5 from Inter Milan, after he tied in the first two games with Real Madrid 1-1 and Selburg negatively.

The Saudi team ranked second with five points, hitting a date with Manchester City in the final price, while Real Madrid will play Salzburg 3-0 with Juventus.

This fourth victory for Al -Hilal, the Asian champion, is four times, in its fourth participation, compared to 4 draws and 4 losses.

Al -Hilal received the first threat from Alexei Dominigis with a shot from outside the area close to the right post of goal (5).

After several incomplete attempts, Salem Al -Dossary managed to open the registration for Al -Hilal with a shot from the guard after a pass from Nasser Al -Dossary (23).

The Brazilian Marcus Leonardo tried the second addition to a header after he rose to the ball executed from a corner kick, but the goal (36).

In the second half, the Venezuelan Salomon Rondon tried to score a tie by a shot from the outskirts of the region, which Moroccan goalkeeper Yassin Bono (55) tackled.

Leonardo almost believed in his team’s victory with a shot that goalkeeper Sebastian Khourado with his fingertips and slowed her speed towards the goal to be saved by Brazilian defender Eduardo Boriman before crossing the goal line (82).

Al -Hilal’s successive attacks resulted in a second goal through Leonardo after receiving a ball from Portuguese Robin Nevish, after which the goalkeeper dodged and hit the ball in his goal (90+5).

At the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Real Madrid settled its second victory, led by its new coach, Shabi Alonso, in the first half.

Brazilian Vinicius Junior opened the scoring after receiving a long pass from Englishman Joud Bellingham, he set out with the ball and dodged French Joan Gado before paying it in the goal (40).

The Uruguayan Federico Valverde added a second goal when Vinicius prepared for him the ball with a heel and shot it creeping to the right of the goal (45+3).

The young Gunsalo Garcia ended the matters with a third goal after a counterattack and a defensive error that took advantage of the unilateral and registration (84).