Where and how to watch Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr Kings Cup LIVE

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr had one of his most dramatic wins last week vs Al-Ahli Saudi where the Portuguese astro had an amazing performance with a double score match up, giving the MidWest fans a game to be remembered. Now, Al-Nassr will face Ohud Medina in order to begin the Kings Cup Round of 32 at the Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Stadium. This September 25 we will see a great match between the Ohod Club, Ohod Medina and Cristiano Ronaldo's team, Al Nassr.

The new format of the Kings Cup has changed for this year’s addition and will now extend the invitation to 32 teams. Al-Hilal is the actual champion of the tournament and will seek to prevail as champions, nevertheless, Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr has demonstrated they are one of the top contenders to defeat in the Saudi Pro League as they approach full speed to conquer the leadership of the standings.

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived to Al Nassr and revolutionized the Saudi Arabia league. He came from the Premier League, where he ended his contract with Manchester United due to discomfort with the managers and also the coach Erik Ten Hag. This will be Cristiano's first full season at Saudi, and many are expecting to see who the striker manages to score as many goals as he can. Cristiano wants to start collecting trophies with Al Nassr, and for that his first step must be knocking Ohod Medina out of the King's cup.

Ohud Medina is currently in the 16th place of the Saudi Pro League first division standings, they will look to upset Cristiano’s Al-Nassr undefeated record in today’s match, however they are not favorite to the odds.

The kickoff is set to start at 2:00 pm ET/11:00 PT and will be played at the Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Stadium, you’ll be able to watch the game live stream and broadcast at real time on your television on the following TV channels: Foxsports.com, FOX Deportes, Fox Soccer Plus y FOX Sports App.

Al-Nassr vs Ohud Medina news

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr remains undefeated in the Saudi Pro League with just one draw in their debut of the Asian Conference Football Champions League. Nevertheless, they are top contendants in every tournament they’re actually playing, with a great team chemistry between Cristiano Ronaldo, Mané, Talisca, Alex Telles and company.

Al-Nassr will look to add a seventh Kings Cup to their collection as they haven’t won the trophy since 1990, the last time they reached the finals and became champions.

On the other hand, Ohud Medina is in the 16th position of the standings of the Saudi Pro League tournament; they’ve had four straight losses and will seek to break that bad streak facing Al-Nassr in today’s match.