Marcos Leonardo scored his second goal on a rebound in the 112th minute, and Al Hilal stunned Manchester City 4-3 on Monday night, eliminating the Premier League power from the Club World Cup in the round of 16.
In a back-and-forth thriller at Camping World Stadium, the Saudi Arabian club took the lead three times, including twice in extra time. Kalidou Koulibaly put Al Hilal ahead 3-2 in the 94th minute, but Phil Foden - who entered as a substitute four minutes earlier - equalized in the 104th.
Leonardo finally put Man City away. Goalkeeper Ederson saved a header by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic from inside the penalty box and the ball deflected to Leonardo, who redirected it with his right foot as he fell to the pitch near the left post.
Al Hilal moves on to face Fluminense of Italy, which took down Inter Milan earlier Monday.
Leonardo also scored in the 46th minute to even the match at 1-1.
Bernardo Silvan opened the scoring in the ninth minute for Man City. Malcom put Al Hilal ahead in the 52nd, and Erling Haaland found the net in the 55th to make it 2-2.
Key moment Manchester City nearly won it regulation in the final seconds of added time on a counterattack that was thwarted by a hard challenge. Referees did not call a penalty, and Man City coach Pep Guardiola ran onto the field to argue the decision after the whistle.
Takeaways Al Hilal will face Fluminense on July 4 at Camping World Stadium for a spot in the semifinals.
What they said "We defeated a very, very strong team. That looked impossible yesterday." - Simone Inzaghi, Al Hilal coach.
"It's a pity. ... Nothing to say. We'll have to continue. I still have the feeling this team is doing well. We'll go home and have time to rest." - Pep Guardiola, Manchester City coach.
In a back-and-forth thriller at Camping World Stadium, the Saudi Arabian club took the lead three times, including twice in extra time. Kalidou Koulibaly put Al Hilal ahead 3-2 in the 94th minute, but Phil Foden - who entered as a substitute four minutes earlier - equalized in the 104th.
Leonardo finally put Man City away. Goalkeeper Ederson saved a header by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic from inside the penalty box and the ball deflected to Leonardo, who redirected it with his right foot as he fell to the pitch near the left post.
Al Hilal moves on to face Fluminense of Italy, which took down Inter Milan earlier Monday.
Leonardo also scored in the 46th minute to even the match at 1-1.
Bernardo Silvan opened the scoring in the ninth minute for Man City. Malcom put Al Hilal ahead in the 52nd, and Erling Haaland found the net in the 55th to make it 2-2.
Key moment Manchester City nearly won it regulation in the final seconds of added time on a counterattack that was thwarted by a hard challenge. Referees did not call a penalty, and Man City coach Pep Guardiola ran onto the field to argue the decision after the whistle.
Takeaways Al Hilal will face Fluminense on July 4 at Camping World Stadium for a spot in the semifinals.
What they said "We defeated a very, very strong team. That looked impossible yesterday." - Simone Inzaghi, Al Hilal coach.
"It's a pity. ... Nothing to say. We'll have to continue. I still have the feeling this team is doing well. We'll go home and have time to rest." - Pep Guardiola, Manchester City coach.
You may also like
Two teenagers arrested after 38-year-old dad stabbed to death
Expect Quad to appreciate India stand, says EAM
Mumbai News: Ivory Walking Stick Worth ₹10 Lakh Seized In Ghatkopar, 2 Arrested By Crime Branch & Forest Officials
Western Railway Hikes Food Prices By Upto 20% At Station Canteens; Millet Dishes And Combos Now Costlier
Warzone Season 4 Reloaded release time, date, Cel-Shaded Rebirth Island and more
