Al-Nassr continued their tour of facing off against some of Europes elite sides as they took on Inter Milan in Osaka, Japan.
It was Al-Nassr who opened the scoring, with a great goal created by Talisca who exchanged passes with Cristiano Ronaldo, before floating a ball over the top to Abdulrahman Ghareeb.
The lead didn’t last long however as just before the break, Inter scored to make it 1-1. Davide Frattesi got the goal with his head following a Denzel Dumfries cross.
This is how the game finished despite Al-Nassr coming close multiple times in the second half.
Here is what we learned from the game…
Another solid draw
More than anything the past two pre-season games has showcased the high level that Al-Nassr have reached.
As the squad continues to improve, draws against both PSG and Inter will have left the team high on confidence ahead of the upcoming season.
The fact they weren’t just holding on for the draw, but actually held their own and played extremely well.
Ronaldo struggling
One common theme through the tour so far has been Ronaldo seeming to struggle, as he again failed to get on the scoresheet.
Ronaldo began his Al-Nassr life so well but did tail off toward the end of last season, with his age this is to be expected.
However it will still be a issue of concern for Luis Castro.
Telles impressive
Arguably the player of the game, Alex Telles made his second appearance for the club here.
Playing 45 minutes, Telles made three clearances along with three tackles and a clearance off the line.
He won all three of his duels while keeping a 94% pass completion rate, with one key pass.