The Chief went through on the away goal rule, as the first leg had ended in a 1-1 draw at Nasr.

Egyptian midfielder Ghaly was named in the starting line-up and played the whole 90 minutes for Nasr.

Even though he was influential in midfield, the former Tottenham Hotspur man spoiled his good performance with a heated spat with his fellow midfielder Elton Jose.

Both players failed to communicate with each other telepathically near the halfway line, as the Brazilian didn't expect Ghaly's back-heeled pass, which was easily intercepted by Hilal star Tarek Al-Tayeb.

Ghaly started the altercation by blaming his teammate and pushing him in the chest.

The argument was about to turn into a fist fight, but some of Nasr players interfered to calm down Jose, who seemed close to getting aggressive.

Ironically, both footballers didn't exchange any passes till the end of the game.

Now Nasr have no remaining competitive games in the ongoing season.

Ghaly arguing with Jose