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    <description>The latest news and top stories on Riyad Mahrez. Known for his exceptional dribbling skill and left-footed shots, he currently plays as a winger for Saudi Pro League club Al-Ahli and captains the Algeria national team. He has a background in the English Premier League, achieving significant success with Leicester City, winning the league in 2016, and Manchester City, where he secured multiple Premier League titles, FA Cups, EFL Cups, and the UEFA Champions League. His accomplishments include...</description>
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      <description>Former English Premier League stars could make the difference in the Asian Champions League, which begins on Monday, with Ivan Toney, Jesse Lingard, Riyad Mahrez and Darwin Nunez all having a chance of winning Asian football’s premier club tournament.
Saudi clubs dominated last season, providing three of the semi-finalists before Al-Ahli won the final in front of 60,000 spectators in Jeddah in May. Al-Ittihad and Al-Hilal are also back and expected to challenge again for the title.
Since the...</description>
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      <description>Al-Ahli stand in the way of Cristiano Ronaldo and Saudi Super Cup glory after they beat Al-Qadsiah 5-1 in a heavily VAR-influenced semi-final at Hong Kong Stadium on Wednesday.
On a night that felt very much like after the Lord Mayor’s show, 24 hours on from Cristiano Ronaldo mania sweeping the same venue, Al-Ahli were stung into action after Gaston Alvarez headed their opponents into an eighth-minute lead.
Franck Kessie capitalised on some lax defending to equalise four minutes later, before...</description>
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      <title>Saudi Super Cup: Al-Ahli sweep aside Al-Qadsiah to book final Hong Kong date with Ronaldo</title>
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      <description>Scenes outside Hong Kong Stadium on Wednesday could not have been any more different to just 24 hours earlier, when football megastar Cristiano Ronaldo pulled 30,000 fans from across the world to the venue in Causeway Bay.
What a difference a day makes.
Walking towards the stadium two hours before Wednesday’s 8pm kick-off, you could easily be forgiven for not knowing there was a match going to take place. Al-Qadsiah were playing Al-Ahli Saudi in the second semi-final of the Saudi Super Cup, by...</description>
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      <description>Hong Kong is this week playing host to the Saudi Super Cup, which is why Cristiano Ronaldo is in town.
The tournament has been running annually since 2013 but this is the third edition of its four-team format. It brings together the winners and runners-up from the Saudi Pro League and the country’s King's Cup in a mini-tournament, comprising two semi-finals and a final at Hong Kong Stadium.
Hong Kong is its third overseas host city after London – three times – and Abu Dhabi.
Al-Nassr will play...</description>
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      <description>Al-Ahli, the last of the Saudi Super Cup teams landed in Hong Kong on Sunday and will stay at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Wan Chai, where they were greeted by over 50 fans.
The fans, mostly men between the ages of 20 and 40, had come to catch a glimpse of former Premier League footballers Riyad Mahrez, Ivan Toney and Edouard Mendy.
John Kulpakdeesinghworn, 41, travelled to Hong Kong from Thailand to see former Leicester City winger Mahrez. The country has a strong Leicester following, as the club...</description>
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