Pakhtakor 2–6 Al Nassr: AFC Champions League Elite Result, Scorers and Kickoff

Updated November 2, 2026, after full time and the AFC post-match report. Al Nassr defeated Pakhtakor 6–2 in their AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27 West Region league-stage Matchday 4 meeting in Tashkent on Monday. The beIN SPORTS match center displays Pakhtakor 2–6 Al Nassr with an FT (full-time) label, and the Saudi Arabian Football Federation's competition results independently show the same score. A newly available official Asian Football Confederation match report, dated November 2, now identifies all six Al Nassr goalscorers. That is the main addition to the previously updated match coverage.

Pakhtakor vs. Al Nassr: final score, kickoff and venue

The federation's November 2 listing gives the scheduled start as 16:45 on its Saudi-oriented fixture page and places the game at Pakhtakor Markaziy Stadium in Tashkent. Converting that instant to Uzbekistan Time gives 18:45, the same as 13:45 UTC. Neither Uzbekistan nor Saudi Arabia used seasonal daylight saving time on the match date. These are scheduled kickoff times, not the time at which full time was confirmed or this article was updated. The game was a single league-stage fixture, not the second leg of a knockout matchup.

Who scored in Pakhtakor 2–6 Al Nassr?

The AFC's November 2 post-match report confirms that João Félix scored twice and that Abdullah Al Hamddan, Abdulelah Al Amri, Abdulrahman Ghareeb and Angelo also scored for Al Nassr. That accounts for all six goals by the winning side and resolves the previous article's limitation: an incomplete published goalscorer list. The AFC describes it as Al Nassr's second consecutive win in the competition, while Pakhtakor remained without a victory through four league-stage matches.

For the goals timed on the beIN SPORTS match page, Abdullah Al Hamddan scored in the 15th minute, João Félix scored in the 17th and 32nd minutes, and Pakhtakor's Flamarion scored in the 36th minute before Dostonbek Khamdamov scored in the 75th minute. The available source text does not establish the exact minutes for Al Amri, Ghareeb or Angelo, so no minutes are assigned to those three here. The full-time score and scorer identities are supported independently of any incomplete event timeline.

Those confirmed early goal times show Al Nassr recording three goals by the 32nd minute, with Flamarion answering four minutes later. Khamdamov's second Pakhtakor goal came later in the match but did not prevent a four-goal defeat for the hosts. The final score documents an eight-goal contest; it does not on its own establish individual tactical errors, possession dominance, expected-goals figures, card totals or the reasons behind particular selections. Any deeper statistical analysis should be tied to an authenticated completed match sheet rather than inferred from the final margin.

What did the official AFC match report add?

The earlier match-center information already confirmed the result, kickoff, venue and selected first-half scoring events. The new AFC report adds three named Al Nassr scorers—Abdulelah Al Amri, Abdulrahman Ghareeb and Angelo—alongside Abdullah Al Hamddan and João Félix, whose double had already appeared in the match-center timeline. Its short post-match summary also characterizes the victory as Al Nassr's second in a row. These details come directly from the competition organizer's match report, not from social media claims or an inferred list of goal contributions.

Readers should distinguish confirmed goalscorer names from a fully documented minute-by-minute event log. The latter would require explicit timestamps, substitutions and referee decisions from an official match sheet. This article therefore updates the scorer record without presenting unverified minute marks or inventing assists, penalties, own goals or player ratings. The competition report also reinforces that the result concerns the November 2 league-stage game, rather than a future rematch or a past fixture between the clubs.

Team news: confirmed reporting versus unresolved details

Before kickoff, Athlon Sports reported on November 2 that Cristiano Ronaldo, Kingsley Coman and Mohamed Simakan had not traveled with Al Nassr to Uzbekistan, with coach Ange Postecoglou reportedly rotating players amid a crowded schedule. That remains attributed pre-match reporting, rather than a published AFC medical or disciplinary ruling. No injury diagnosis or suspension should be inferred simply from a player's reported absence. Athlon also described Pakhtakor's Khozhiakbar Alizhonov as a doubt; that wording is not proof of an absence from the final squad.

The sources reviewed for this match update do not furnish a complete official medical bulletin for both teams. Nor does the AFC's brief result report itself provide an authenticated exhaustive list of starters, substitutions, bookings and assists. For those specifics, consult completed squad and statistical pages on the broadcaster's match center or later AFC and club records. The 2–6 result and the six Al Nassr goalscorer names are confirmed without needing to resolve every lineup or fitness question.

What does the result mean for the West Region league stage?

Before this game, Pakhtakor had collected two points from their first three league-stage outings, with draws against Al Ahli Saudi FC and Al Qadsiah followed by defeat to Air Force SC. The 6–2 loss leaves them on two points from four completed matches. Al Nassr had previously lost 4–0 to Al Ain and beaten PFC Neftchi 3–1; adding the victory in Tashkent puts them on six points from three completed matches. These are arithmetic totals from the identified completed fixtures, not a claim about a finalized West Region table after every Matchday 4 game.

The Saudi federation's schedule still lists Al Nassr's October 26 match against Al Wasl as delayed. That fixture must not be silently counted as another completed Al Nassr result, and it is separate from the finished November 2 meeting with Pakhtakor. Comparing teams only by points without checking matches played could therefore misrepresent their positions. A completed win also does not alone secure knockout qualification: later league-stage results and the applicable AFC ranking criteria still matter.

How to follow the result, official report and highlights

For a quick result check, the answer is Pakhtakor 2, Al Nassr 6 — full time, November 2, 2026. The beIN SPORTS fixture page gives the score, FT status and several goal timestamps. The Saudi Arabian Football Federation fixture list corroborates the match date, score and Tashkent venue. The AFC post-match report is the best of these three sources for the complete list of Al Nassr scorers.

For additional competition news, use the AFC Champions League Elite hub. Its Pakhtakor–Al Nassr preview was published before the match and is useful only for pre-game context; the November 2 AFC match report should be preferred for post-game scoring facts. To seek authorized highlights or a replay, check broadcaster listings and AFC viewing information. A score page is not a guarantee of live-stream or replay access worldwide. Broadcast rights, subscriptions and video availability differ by market.

Source verification and what remains unknown

• AFC official Matchday 4 report, November 2, 2026: confirms Pakhtakor 2–6 Al Nassr, João Félix's two goals and the other four Al Nassr scorers.
• beIN SPORTS match center: confirms the full-time score and selected goal minutes for both teams.
• Saudi Arabian Football Federation, ACL Elite fixtures: confirms the scheduled match date, venue, Saudi fixture time and final score, while distinguishing the delayed Al Wasl fixture.
• Athlon Sports team-news report, November 2: attributed pre-match player-availability reporting, not a definitive medical or suspension list.

Confirmed as of November 2, 2026: the match took place in Tashkent; the originally scheduled kickoff was 13:45 UTC (18:45 UZT; UTC+05:00); Al Nassr won 6–2; and the AFC named all six Al Nassr goalscorers. Not established from the checked reports: exact minute marks for three of those goals, an exhaustive event-by-event match sheet, comprehensive medical details, attendance and availability of video replays in every country. This update leaves those details open instead of guessing.