Al-Nassr secured the 2025-26 Saudi Pro League championship on Thursday, defeating Damac 4-1 at Alawwal Park in the final matchday of the season.
The win gave the Riyadh-based club an unassailable lead at the top of the table, marking their first league title since 2019 and Cristiano Ronaldo’s first major trophy since joining the club in 2023.
Sadio Mané opened the scoring in the 33rd minute, followed by Kingsley Coman’s strike in the 51st. Damac pulled one back from the penalty spot through M. Sylla in the 57th minute. Ronaldo then took control, netting in the 62nd and 80th minutes to seal the result. The victory capped a dominant campaign for Al-Nassr, who finished with 86 points from 28 wins, two draws, and four losses.
The title race had tightened entering the final round, with Al-Nassr holding a slim advantage over rivals Al-Hilal. A win was required to guarantee the championship regardless of other results, and the team delivered in front of a capacity crowd.
Ronaldo’s brace highlighted the attacking firepower that powered Al-Nassr throughout the season, while Damac, battling near the bottom of the table, could not prevent the hosts from celebrating. The result confirms Al-Nassr as worthy champions of Saudi Arabia’s top division.