Former Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo will be hoping to put an end to a recent blip in form when Al Nassr face Al Wehda in the King Cup of Champions semi-final on Monday.
Ronaldo was frustrated last Tuesday when his team lost further ground in the Saudi Arabian Pro League title race. Ex-United man Odion Ighalo scored twice from the penalty spot to secure the bragging rights for Al Hilal.
The 38-year-old Portuguese great was less than impressed with Premier League official Michael Oliver who was drafted in to referee the clash. Ronaldo was booked by Oliver for a clear foul and also saw a goal ruled out for offside to cap off his evening.