Al-Nassr beats Pakhtakor 6–2 in the Asian Champions League

Al-Nassr beat Pakhtakor 6–2 on Monday, November 2, 2026, in Matchday Four of the AFC Champions League Elite. João Félix scored twice, while Abdullah Al-Hamdan, Abdulelah Al-Amri, Abdulrahman Ghareeb and Ângelo Gabriel added the other goals for the Saudi club. Flamarion and Dostonbek Khamdamov scored for the Uzbek side.

The win is worth three points in the West Region league stage. The available match coverage says the result moved Al-Nassr into the top six, but it does not provide a legible final table from which the club’s exact ranking after every match can be stated safely.

How Pakhtakor vs. Al-Nassr finished

The Eurosport match page records the game at Pakhtakor Stadium as a completed 2–6 result. Al-Hamdan opened the scoring in the 16th minute, and João Félix added goals in the 18th and 33rd. Flamarion replied in the 37th, making it 3–1 to the visitors at halftime.

After the break, Al-Amri scored in the 54th minute and Ghareeb in the 63rd. Khamdamov got Pakhtakor’s second in the 76th before Ângelo Gabriel completed the scoring in the 80th. The AS commentary also confirms the final score and João Félix’s prominent role.

The eight goalscorers

Al-Nassr’s goals came from Abdullah Al-Hamdan, João Félix — twice —, Abdulelah Al-Amri, Abdulrahman Ghareeb and Ângelo Gabriel. Flamarion and Dostonbek Khamdamov scored Pakhtakor’s goals.

Published live accounts differ slightly on some goal times. The times above therefore follow Eurosport’s completed match page, while the result was cross-checked against AS. This distinction avoids presenting minute-by-minute commentary as an official match report.

Impact on the West Region standings

The victory adds three points to Al-Nassr’s continental campaign. During the second half, AS reported that the result was moving the club into the competition’s top six. That is the standings consequence supported by the readable supplied sources.

The precise ranking depends on the completion of the other fixtures and the applicable tiebreakers. Because the available extraction of the AFC page did not produce a usable table, publishing an ordinal position would be unsafe. Check the AFC’s official fixtures and standings page for the current ranking.

Asian Champions League versus the Saudi league

This result belongs to the AFC Champions League Elite, a continental tournament organized through regional leagues. It does not add points to Al-Nassr’s Saudi Pro League total. A search for Pakhtakor and Al-Nassr’s positions must therefore be answered with the Asian competition’s West Region table, not Saudi Arabia’s domestic standings.

The same caution applies to the Round of 16 qualification line. Although the editorial plan describes eight qualifying places from the regional league, the relevant regulation was not among the sources supplied in legible form. To avoid presenting the rule as verified without the regulatory text, readers should check the format and any amendments in the AFC’s official documents.

What the result establishes

The confirmed outcome is straightforward: Al-Nassr left Uzbekistan with a four-goal winning margin, six goals scored and three continental points. João Félix was the only player to score twice.

It is also supported that the win strengthened the club’s place near the top of the West Region. Its exact rank and distance from the Round of 16 line must be read from the updated official table, as both may change when the round closes and tiebreakers are applied.