Cristiano Ronaldo<\/strong><\/a> has once again led Al Nassr<\/strong> to another victory, this time guiding the club to the AFC Champions League Two<\/strong> semifinals in a competition that, while secondary in prestige, could still end a lengthy trophy drought. With just two wins standing between them and the title, reports have emerged that Ronaldo could lift the trophy on home soil if <\/strong>Al Nassr<\/strong><\/a> advance to the final<\/strong>.<\/p>\n On Sunday, Al Nassr dismantled UAE side Al Wasl<\/strong> 4-0 at Zabeel Stadium in Dubai in the quarterfinal round. Ronaldo opened the scoring in the 12th minute<\/strong><\/a> before I\u00f1igo Martinez<\/strong> in the 24th, Abdulelah Al-Amri<\/strong> in the 26th and Sadio Mane<\/strong> in the 80th all added their names to the scoresheet, sending Al Nassr through to the semifinals, where they will face Qatari side Al Ahli of Doha.<\/p>\n According to a report from Asharq Al-Awsat<\/em>, the Asian Football Confederation has designated Al Nassr as the host of the AFC Champions League Two<\/strong><\/a> final, scheduled for May 16. The match would be held at Al Awwal Park in Riyadh, but only on the condition that Al Nassr beat Al Ahli in the semifinal<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Should Al Ahli advance instead, the final would revert to Doha as originally planned<\/strong>. The semifinal between Ronaldo\u2019s Al Nassr and Al Ahli is set to take place once again at Zabeel Stadium on Wednesday, April 22, in a single-leg format following the rescheduling imposed by the AFC.<\/p>\n Of the two remaining clubs from the western region of the AFC bracket, Al Nassr and Al Ahli are the last ones standing, while in the east, Gamba Osaka have already booked their place in the final, meaning the Japanese side will have to make the journey to the Middle East regardless of who they face.<\/p>\n