Al-Hilal goalkeeper Yassine Bono of Morocco is credited with the exit of the “leader” with a tie point against Al-Nasr in the Riyadh derby held on Friday.
Al-Hilal abducted a fatal draw away to Al-Nasr (1-1) during the match that brought the parties together, in the 32nd round of the Saudi Professional League.
The match was not of great importance to the parties at the point level, especially as the crescent sealed the title, but it meant a lot for both teams and the fans, given the historical conflict.
The Halali team reached point 90 at the top of the Roshen Professional League standings, while the “world” balance of point 78 rose to second place, leaving the 12-point gap between the parties.
Guard as a Thousand
Liassen Bono played a major role in preventing victory from scoring while his team suffered a marked drop in form, especially in the first half.
Al-Hilal appeared in one of his worst games over the course of the current season, but Yassin Bono succeeded in applying the saying “half-team guard.”
The veteran Moroccan goalkeeper managed two chances against victory captain Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal.
as well as its significant role in covering the spaces behind the defence’s heart by dispersing or receiving the ball and properly building the attack.
Bono saves al-hilal
Bono received great media acclaim after the incredible level he showed during the Derby, where Mohamed El-Da ‘eh, the al-hilal goalkeeping legend, confirmed that “the Moroccan guard held the crescent to the necks during the Derby.”
“The team was out of service, but Bono was able to concentrate heavily and keep his net as the first match star from my point of view.”
For his part, coach Khaled Al-Atwi believes that “Bono has shown exemplary reaction in many attacks,” adding: “Whoever brought Bono to the Saudi League (Maalim), he has been able to prove his abilities to all with these wonderful and exciting saves.”
Media outlet Khaled al-Shinif agreed: “Bono brought Crescent back to the match, he showed the value of the great keeper by tackling several difficult attacks.”
He concluded: “Bono is the man of the match with full respect for coach Georgie Jesus and the players, he gave a great picture to the professional goalkeeper.”
