There were a number of matches played in world football that night. Although the Saudi league has received less attention, this match between Riyadh Crescent and Riyadh Victory still attracts many fans, after all, these are the top two teams in the standings. Many people felt that the game was won by 1 goal, however, the result was a 3-0 scoreline, and Riyadh Crescent swept Riyadh at home to victory. The two Serbian players played very well. Milinkovic's pass was a goal, while Mitrovic scored twice, and the two of them combined to blow the Riyadh victory.
And Riyadh Victory's side did not have a single player's performance with bright spots. Cristiano Ronaldo couldn't score, he was desperate to face such a situation. Mane didn't do well either, failing to score 2 shots. Talisca failed to score a number of good chances, with seven shots on goal alone, resulting in one on target. The defeat brought Riyadh Victory seven points behind, which is a bit big.
The match between Juventus and Monza was also magical. Juventus were awarded an early penalty but Vlahovic missed it. At the crucial moment, Rabiot stepped up and scored with a header to give Juventus the lead. However, Juventus never expanded the score in the following time, which kept the suspense alive. In the final moments, Valentine Carboni scored to equalise. Unexpectedly, Juventus quickly scored another goal to complete the stunner, and it was Gatti who scored. It was a magical plot, and in the end Juventus won 2-1 and beat Inter Milan to the top of the table. Rabiot was undoubtedly the best player in the game, scoring two goals on his own, including the winner and the assist.
Las Palmas beat Getafe 2-0. In this game, Las Palmas had a whopping 7 percent possession, 11 shots on goal with 6 on target, and scored 2 goals. Getafe, on the other hand, failed to score 12 shots. Julián Araujo was outstanding, scoring with his only shot on goal, as well as three clearances, one tackle and three successful tackles on the ground. Las Palmas goalkeeper Valles was also impressive, making four saves to keep the ball intact.