Cristiano Ronaldo failed to pick up a goal contribution for the first time in three Al-Nassr appearances on Friday, as the Saudi side pulled off a dramatic comeback win over Al-Batin.
Renzo Lipez scored the opening goal with a first-half header, as Ronaldo struggled to make an impact despite bagging a hattrick in his last game, reports Daily Mail Online.
Abdulrahman Ghareeb, who has impressed alongside Ronaldo this season, made it 1-1 in injury time with a classy curled finish after cutting in from the right in the 93rd minute.
There were then dramatic scenes in the dying moments as both Mohammed Al-Fatil and Mohammed Maran scored after the 100th minute to give Al-Nassr a dramatic win.
Ronaldo did effect the game and created a number of chances, but could not find the net in Riyadh.
His best chance came in the 90th minute, when Ronaldo fizzed a shot across the box from the left wing. The visiting keeper watched it curl wide and the other Al-Nassr forwards were not alert enough to latch on to the loose effort.
The result puts Al-Nassr top of the league, while Al-Batin stay bottom after just one win in 19 games.
It comes after a brilliant spell for Ronaldo that saw him pick up seven goals and two assists in three games.
The £173-million-a-year striker was named Saudi League player of the month after scoring all four in a win against Al-Wheda before bagging a first-half hattrick against Damac just two games later.