Today game between Al Nassr FC and Neftchi Fargona go kick off on 12 Oct 2026, 19:15. Ange Postecoglou never confirm probable lineup for Al Nassr ahead of dis fixture, and no official injury or suspension information don release for home side. Updates dey expected closer to kick-off. Neftchi Fargona, wey Islom Ismoilov dey manage, also no get confirmed squad news at dis stage. No injuries or suspensions dey listed for away side, and further details go dey added as dem become available.
Al Nassr enter dis match with two wins, one draw, and two losses from last five games across all competitions. Their most recent result na 3-0 win over Al Diriyah for Saudi Pro League, performance wey follow 4-0 defeat to Al-Ain for AFC Champions League Elite — their heaviest loss of campaign. Dem also draw 1-1 with Al Khaleej and lose 2-1 to Al Ittihad for dat run. Across five matches, Al Nassr score seven goals and concede nine.
Neftchi Fargona don win three and draw one of last five matches, with one defeat. Their most recent outing end 2-2 draw with Xorazm for Uzbek League, while before dat dem beat Lokomotiv Tashkent 1-0 and defeat Al Quwa Al Jawiya 1-0 for Champions League. Their only defeat in dis stretch na 6-2 loss to Nasaf Qarshi. Across five fixtures, Neftchi score six goals and concede ten.
No previous meetings between Al Nassr and Neftchi Fargona dey recorded. Dis fixture go be first encounter between two clubs. For AFC Champions League Elite West group, Al Nassr currently sit for 16th place — position wey place dem among sides wey go need points urgently to stay in contention for knockout rounds. Neftchi Fargona occupy fifth place for same group, meaning dem arrive Riyadh with standings advantage and confidence of side wey already dey track toward progression.
For Bundesliga, Niclas Füllkrug score dramatic equaliser for stoppage time to earn Werder Bremen 2-2 draw at Borussia Dortmund on Friday evening, completing late comeback to deny hosts fifth successive Bundesliga win. Goals: 1-0 Svensson 80′ (assist: Silva), 2-0 Schlotterbeck 85′ (assist: Veerman), 2-1 Reis (assist: Wójcik), 2-2 Füllkrug 90’+2 (assist: Grüll).
Niko Kovač make two changes to side wey beat VfB Stuttgart before international break, with Jobe Bellingham and Marcel Sabitzer coming in for Joey Veerman and unavailable Julian Ryerson. Meanwhile, Daniel Thioune name unchanged Bremen line-up for fourth game running. Dortmund dominate possession early on but could not find way past well-organised Bremen defence. Marcel Sabitzer go close with free-kick wey fly just wide, while Füllkrug head over from deep cross before being flagged offside. Werder’s Ludovit Reis also curl shot narrowly off target after driving run, and Maximilian Beier’s low effort na kept out by strong save from Karl Hein shortly before break. The sides go in level at 0-0.
Dortmund continue to press after restart, with Ethan Nwaneri twice denied by Hein and Füllkrug nearly breaking clear for Bremen, only for Gregor Kobel to save. The deadlock finally break for 80th minute when Daniel Svensson steer home from close range after good work from Fabio Silva and Serhou Guirassy. Five minutes later, Schlotterbeck double advantage with header from Veerman corner. With game seemingly settled, Bremen respond immediately. In 88th minute, Reis drive in from edge of area after Dortmund turnover to make am 2-1. Deep into stoppage time, Füllkrug rise unmarked to head home Marco Grüll free-kick for dramatic 2-2 equaliser against former club.
Hein repeatedly called upon to deny Dortmund, making saves against Nwaneri on more than one occasion and against Beier before break. According to match statistics, he make seven saves for game, one more than expected tally for chances he face. Bundesliga Match Facts xGoals: Dortmund 2.47 – Bremen 1.07; Fastest player: Joane Gadou (Dortmund), 36.55 km/h; Lowest goal probability: 2-1 by Ludovit Reis (Bremen), 3 percent; Most pressed player: Felix Nmecha (Dortmund), 14 challenges won; Pass efficiency: Felix Nmecha (Dortmund), +5.61; Fantasy Heroes: Nico Schlotterbeck (Borussia Dortmund, 314 Points), Ludovit Reis (Werder Bremen, 190 Points), Waldemar Anton (Borussia Dortmund, 191 Points).
