{"id":155331,"date":"2025-07-01T02:51:00","date_gmt":"2025-07-01T02:51:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/quixnet.net\/wpinstance\/man-city-vs-al-hilal-live-updates-score-highlights-from-fifa-club-world-cup-match-daytona-beach-news-journal\/"},"modified":"2025-07-01T02:51:00","modified_gmt":"2025-07-01T02:51:00","slug":"man-city-vs-al-hilal-live-updates-score-highlights-from-fifa-club-world-cup-match-daytona-beach-news-journal","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/quixnet.net\/wpinstance\/man-city-vs-al-hilal-live-updates-score-highlights-from-fifa-club-world-cup-match-daytona-beach-news-journal\/","title":{"rendered":"Man City vs. Al-Hilal: Live updates, score, highlights from FIFA Club World Cup match – Daytona Beach News-Journal"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Saudi Pro League’s lone representative at the FIFA Club World Cup<\/a> seeks to make a statement Monday night against one of Europe’s elite.
Al-Hilal, which packed its squad full of high-priced stars over the past few transfer windows, meets Manchester City at Camping World Stadium for a Round of 16 showdown. Kickoff is set for 9 p.m.
Manchester City plays its second straight tournament game in Orlando, thrashing Juventus 5-2 on June 26 in the Group G finale. The eight-time Premier League champions breezed through group play, scoring 13 goals and taking all nine points to pocket $6 million in prize money.
Rodri, Manchester City’s midfield maestro and the 2024 Ballon d’Or winner as the world’s best player, made his first start since September against Juventus. Je\u0301re\u0301my Doku, Erling Haaland, Phil Foden and Savinho tallied goals in the victory.
Summer signings Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Cherki and Rayan Ai\u0308t-Nouri, whose reported initial transfer fees equate to \u20ac128.3 million according to Transfermarkt, have each made contributions for their new club over the previous three games.
Al-Hilal appointed Simone Inzaghi as its manager on June 4, less than a week after coaching Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final \u2014 a 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain. He is unbeaten through his first three games in charge, overseeing draws against Real Madrid and Red Bull Salzburg and a pivotal 2-0 win over Pachuca to guarantee progression into the knockout rounds.
One of four domestic clubs owned by the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund (75% stake), Al-Hilal’s squad features plenty of familiar faces to global soccer fans, including goalkeeper Yassine Bounou, defenders Kalidou Koulibaly and Joa\u0303o Cancelo, midfielders Ru\u0301ben Neves, Sergej Milinkovic\u0301-Savic\u0301 and Malcom, and strikers Aleksandar Mitrovic\u0301 and Marcos Leonardo. Those eight players alone cost the club \u20ac316.6 million in transfer fees.
Follow along with match updates below.
Ali Lajami replaces Mohamed Kanno in the 82nd minute, moments after Erling Haaland deflected a header onto the top of the netting. Manchester City and Al Hilal are still tied 2-2.
Mohamed Kanno flashed open from a free kick, but could not direct Ru\u0301ben Neves’ pinpoint cross on target to restore Al Hilal’s shock lead.
Manchester City lead in shots 17-9, but the score remains 2-2 with 10 minutes remaining plus stoppage time.
With 20 minutes and second-half stoppage time to play, Manchester City and Al Hilal are knotted up at 2-2 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando.
Bernardo Silva gave City the lead in the ninth minute, but quick strikes from Marcos Leonardo and Malcom flipped the script in Al Hilal’s favor. Erling Haaland restored order from a corner, leveling the game just three minutes after the Premier League side fell behind.
Manchester City have a 16-8 advantage in shot attempts.
Simone Inzaghi subbed off Malcom after an eventful 15-minute stretch in which he gave Al Hilal the lead, and nearly won a penalty. Kaio Ce\u0301sar takes his place on the wing.
Malcom was flagged for offside before being wiped out in the box by Ru\u0301ben Dias, erasing a possible Al Hilal penalty.
Manchester City are back on level terms.
Erling Haaland reacted first to a second ball in the box from Bernardo Silva’s swinging corner, and slotted it past Yassine Bounou. Following three goals in the space of 10 minutes, the score is 2-2 in Orlando.
Al Hilal have incredibly turned the game around, taking the lead on a lightning-quick counter from a Manchester City corner.
Malcom collected a Joa\u0303o Cancelo pass from inside his own half, broke clear of the Man City defense and calmly beat Ederson with a right-footed strike. Al Hilal lead 2-1 as Pep Guardiola prepares a triple change, bringing on Manuel Akanji, Nathan Ake\u0301 and Rodri.
Less than a minute after the restart, Al Hilal are level.
Ederson punched Joa\u0303o Cancelo’s cross from the right flank into a dangerous area, and Marcos Leonardo knocked in a second chance with a header inside the six-yard box.
The teams have switched sides, and the second half is underway in Orlando.
It’s halftime in Orlando, and Manchester City hold a 1-0 lead over Al Hilal on Bernardo Silva’s scrappy goal in the ninth minute.
Yassine Bounou has been expectedly busy between the sticks, but up to the task with six saves for the Saudi side. Al Hilal have threatened a couple of times on the counter, but none of their three shots went on target.
Manchester City completed 330 passes in the first half and had 58% possession, excluding in-contest possession.
There will be five additional minutes in the first half, tacking on some additional time following the protest of Manchester City’s decisive goal.
Al Hilal’s best move of the night had everything but the final touch.
Marcos Leonardo looped a header over the crossbar following a crisp series of connecting passes for Al Hilal, started by center-back Kalidou Koulibaly.
Matheus Nunes picked up a yellow card, clipping Al Hilal’s Moteb Al-Harbi with a late flick.
Manchester City maintain a 1-0 lead at the first-half hydration break, courtesy of Bernardo Silva’s 9th-minute goal. Five of City’s seven shots have been on target, and the Premier League side has had about 68% of the ball.
Yassine Bounou made an important double-save at the half-hour mark, denying Ilkay Gu\u0308ndog\u0306an with a right-hand save and palming Jos\u030cko Gvardiol’s header over the bar on the ensuing corner.
Jos\u030cko Gvardiol pulled down Al Hilal striker Marcos Leonardo at the halfway line, earning the game’s first yellow card.
Yassine Bounou kept the Al Hilal within a goal, fending off Savinho from close range after a giveaway in the defensive third.
Erling Haaland spotted Savinho streaking through the middle, the 19th final-third entry for City in the game’s opening 24 minutes. Savinho rounded the Moroccan goalkeeper, but Bounou recovered for a sprawling left-hand stop.
Despite substantial protests for handball in the buildup on Rayan Ai\u0308t-Nouri, Manchester City have been given the night’s opening goal.
Ai\u0308t-Nouri took a pass in stride from Ru\u0301ben Dias, but his cross was deflected backwards off the leg of a defender. Bernardo Silva found the ball all alone in the box, and flicked it into the net uncontested.
The restart was delayed more than three minutes as Al Hilal sought an overturn. Following a VAR review, the ruling on the field stood.
Manchester City created the first clear chance on a follow-up from a Bernardo Silva corner.
Je\u0301re\u0301my Doku tracked down the loose ball, created space and put a perfect cross onto the head of Ru\u0301ben Dias. The Portuguese center-back’s header went straight at Al Hilal goalkeeper Yassine Bounou.
The game is underway from Orlando.
Manchester City starts with possession from the opening kickoff.
Simone Inzaghi rolls out a strong starting XI for Al Hilal, headlined by a handful of former Premier League stars.
Joa\u0303o Cancelo will make the start at right-back against Manchester City, a club for whom he made 154 appearances in all competitions. The 31-year-old Portuguese international had nine goals and 22 assists Man City.
Former Wolves midfielder Ru\u0301ben Neves and former Chelsea center-back Kalidou Koulibaly are also on the team sheet.
Al Hilal starters (4-2-3-1):<\/strong> Bounou, Cancelo, Koulibaly, Al-Harbi<\/em>, Lodi, Neves, Al-Dawsari, Kanno<\/em>, Milinkovic\u0301-Savic\u0301, Malcom, Marcos Leonardo<\/em>
Erling Haaland returns to Manchester City’s starting lineup for Monday’s Round of 16 match with Al Hilal.
Rodri drops back to the bench after making his first competitive start since September. Ilkay Gu\u0308ndog\u0306an joins Tijjani Reijnders and Bernardo Silva in the Man City midfield. Jos\u030cko Gvardiol partners Ruben Dias in central defense.
Manchester City starters (4-3-3):<\/strong> Ederson, Nunes, Dias, Gvardiol, Ai\u0308t-Nouri, Gu\u0308ndog\u0306an, Reijnders, Bernardo Silva, Savinho, Haaland, Doku<\/em>
Kickoff is set for 9 p.m., with showers and thunderstorms likely before midnight, according to the National Weather Service<\/a> forecast.
Each game of the Club World Cup, including Manchester City vs. Al-Hilal, will air on\u00a0DAZN<\/a>.
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