Al Nassr went ahead in the fourth minute when they turned a defensive situation into attack in a split second, thanks to goalkeeper Mona Alowais’ quick thinking.

Saving on the line to stop Anita Basnet’s inswinging corner delivery, Alowais launched a quick counter attack with a long punt to Shokhan Salihi who in turn fed Clara Luvanga to finish with aplomb.

Luvanga continued to be a threat to the APF defence, but on two later occasions in the first half saw her attempts blocked by the agile Anjila Subba.

Al Nassr got the second goal they were seeking in the 41st minute when Kathellen’s cross evaded the APF defence, allowing Maria da Silva to slam home from close range.

APF improved after the break and pulled a goal back in the 50th minute when Alowais was caught ball watching way outside her box with Sabita Magar taking advantage to slot home from near the halfway line.

Any hope of a comeback was squashed 12 minutes later when Ruth Kipoyi surged down the right flank with Luvanga knocking her cross in at the back post.

The West Asian side increased their lead in the 70th minute through da Silva’s curling free-kick from the left that landed in the bottom of the far post before producing a sumptuous swerving long range shot for the fifth goal ten minutes later.

Salihi capped a wonderful Al Nassr performance with the sixth in the 86th minute when she broke the offside trap, rounded Subba before slotting home.