Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr are back in Saudi Pro League action this weekend as they head to Al Wehda on November 11.
Ronaldo was rested for Al Nassr's 3-2 AFC Champions League win away at Qatar side Al Duhail, as Luis Castro's team moved a step closer to securing a spot in the Round of 16 thanks to a hat-trick from Anderson Talisca.
However, on the domestic front, Al Nassr are still trailing leaders Al Hilal in the title race, with a four-point gap to them and their rivals, who are unbeaten through the first 12 games.
Al Nassr are the top scorers this season with 33 goals in the opening 12 matchdays, and they will fancy their chances of a result against an Al Wehda side on negative goal difference despite being eighth in the table.
The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch it across the world, kickoff times and the latest lineup news.
MORE: Saudi Pro League top scorers 2023/2024: Updated Golden Boot rankingAl Wehda vs Al Nassr live stream, TV channel TV channel Streaming USA Fox Soccer Plus Fubo Australia - 10 Play Canada - DAZN UK - DAZN India - Shahid New Zealand - Shahid Malaysia - SPOTV Singapore - SPOTV Hong Kong - SPOTV What time does Al Wehda vs Al Nassr kick off? This Saudi Pro League match at the King Abdul Aziz Stadium kicks off on Saturday, November 11 at 9 p.
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local time in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
Here's how that time translates across some of the major territories around the globe: Date Kickoff time USA Sat, Nov.
11 1 p.
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ET Canada Sat, Nov.
11 1 p.
m.
ET UK Sat, Nov.
11 6 p.
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GMT Australia Sun, Nov.
12 5 a.
m.
AEDT India Sat, Nov.
11 11:30 p.
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IST Hong Kong Sun, Nov.
12 2 a.
m.
HKT Malaysia Sun, Nov.
12 2 a.
m.
MYT Singapore Sun, Nov.
12 2 a.
m.
SGT New Zealand Sun, Nov.
12 7 a.
m.
NZDT Al Wehda vs Al Nassr lineups & team news Al Wehda head coach Giorgos Donis did not confirm any fresh injury issues following their 2-1 win at Al Hazm last time out.
Former Manchester United striker Odion Ighalo led the hosts' attack, backed up by Australian veteran Craig Goodwin.
Al Wehda starting lineup (4-2-3-1): Mohamedi (GK) - Bakshween, Yamiq, Duarte, Hawsawi - Anselmo, Fajr - Al Mowalad, Goodwin, Noor - Ighalo.
Ronaldo returned to captain Al Nassr after missing out in Qatar, forming a formidable front three with Talisca and Sadio Mane.
Former Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte was sidelined by injury.
Al Nassr starting lineup (4-2-3-1): Alaqidi (GK) - Sultan, Amri, Fatil, Telles - Brozovic, Sami - Otavio, Talisca, Mane - Ronaldo.
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