Title: João Cancelo's Wing Breakthrough Leads to Victory at Al Hilal

Al Hilal, the Saudi Arabian club that recently celebrated its first-ever victory in the AFC Champions League, was able to secure their spot in the next round after defeating Al-Wehda on Wednesday night.

The match took place at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah, and it was a thrilling one as both teams gave everything they had. The Al Hilal wing-back, João Cancelo, played a crucial role in the team's victory by scoring a goal in the second half.

Cancelo, who joined Al Hilal from Manchester City in January this year, has been instrumental in the team's success so far. He has helped them maintain their lead at the top of Group A, which is a tough group featuring Al-Sadd, Al-Nassr, and Al-Rayyan.

In the match against Al-Wehda,Bundesliga Express Cancelo's contribution was evident as he was involved in several key moments throughout the game. He made some excellent tackles, blocked shots, and also scored a crucial goal in the 77th minute of the match.

With his goal, Cancelo became the first Portuguese player to score in the AFC Champions League since Cristiano Ronaldo for Al-Hilal back in 2014. His goal was also the deciding factor in the match, as Al-Wehda could not find a way back into the game after Cancelo's strike.

Cancelo's performance was praised by his teammates and fans alike. "He's been brilliant for us," said one player. "His work rate, his determination, and his skill have all contributed to our success."

Cancelo's goal also put him on the radar of other clubs interested in signing him. However, he has already expressed his commitment to Al Hilal and is eager to continue playing for the team in the upcoming matches.

Overall, João Cancelo's goal and performance in the match against Al-Wehda were a testament to his talent and ability to make a difference on the pitch. With his recent achievement, he has added another feather to his cap and is sure to continue making waves in the world of football.

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