Al Wehdat started their debut campaign with a 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr, but that was followed by defeats to Islamic Republic of Iran's Foolad Khouzestan FC (1-0) and Qatar's Al Sadd (3-1) and another defeat would dash the Jordan side's hopes of advancing.

Al Sadd have also endured a mixed campaign, needing a late goal to salvage a point against Foolad before being comprehensively beaten by Al Nassr 3-1 on Matchday Two. The Qatar champions, however, rediscovered their best form against Al Wehdat on Monday and will be aiming for another three points.

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Al Sadd scored three goals in the first 26 minutes of the match through Baghdad Bounedjah, ‎Boualem Khoukhi and ‎Hassan Al Haydos to move to four points, one behind joint-group leaders Al Nassr and Foolad Khouzestan.

Xavi said while his side enjoyed a great start to the match, consistency is key if they are to progress to the Round of 16.

The two teams met just two days ago on Matchday Three, where they played out to a 1-1 draw with Al Nassr reaching the halfway stage as the remain group leaders on five points, with Foolad second on goal difference.

Three points at the King Saud University Stadium will be crucial in the race to win the group, with Qatar's Al Sadd SC and Al Wehdat of Jordan also still in the running for the automatic slot in the Round of 16.

Al Rayyan began their AFC Champions League campaign with a goalless draw against debutants FC Goa of India before going on to suffer defeats against Islamic Republic of Iran's Persepolis FC (3-1) and Al Wahda (3-2) to lie bottom of the group.

Monday's thrilling win over Al Rayyan reignited Al Wahda's hopes after Henk ten Cate's side opened their campaign with a 1-0 defeat to Persepolis and 0-0 draw with FC Goa to sit second in the standings.

FC Goa opened their debut campaign in the AFC Champions League with 0-0 results against Qatar's Al Rayyan and UAE's Al Wahda but the Indian Super League side fell 2-1 to Persepolis after taking the lead on Monday.

Persepolis began their bid for the AFC Champions League title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Al Wahda and showed their fighting spirit to come from a goal down to defeat Al Rayyan 3-1 before seeing of FC Goa.