Al-Nassr, a contender for the AFC Champions League title, boasts a luxurious squad. Despite the absence of key player Cristiano Ronaldo due to rest, the team still features top players such as Felix, Talisca, and Sadio Mané. The starting lineup's value far surpasses Al Zawraa's, indicating a significant advantage. Al-Nassr's primary formation is 4-1-3-2, with an attacking style emphasizing midfield control and wing play. Sadio Mané, a key forward, is known for his strong ability to break through and score. Brozovic in midfield handles interceptions and organization, effectively dictating the team's attacking tempo. Looking at their past encounters, Al-Nassr previously defeated Al Zawraa 2-0 away from home, giving them a psychological advantage. Playing at home, they are expected to exert constant pressure with the support of their fans, and they are likely to control the game's flow. Al Zawraa, from the Iraqi league, has a weaker team. Their starting lineup is valued at only €1.93 million, and they typically employ a defensive 4-2-3-1 formation. The team's midfield struggles with interceptions, making it difficult to effectively counter Al-Nassr's strong midfield. Their defensive weaknesses are evident, as seen in their previous match against Al-Nassr, where they held 0-0 in the first half but their defense collapsed in the second half due to fatigue. Playing away, they will need to deal with Al-Nassr's high-intensity pressure, making it very difficult to play from the back. They are likely to adopt an all-out defensive strategy; however, their defensive players have limited individual skills and lack experience in dealing with super attacking players, making it difficult to contain the opponent's offense for an extended period. Prediction: Al-Nassr