The match you are referring to was Neymar’s debut match for Al-Hilal against Riyadh. The Brazilian star, instead of Neymar, was Salem Al-Dawsari, a Saudi Arabian player, who took the penalty and scored for Al-Hilal. Approximately two weeks later, in a Saudi Pro League match against Al-Shabab, Al-Hilal once again won a penalty. Neymar took the penalty, but he missed it. He also had an opportunity to score for Al-Hilal but missed the penalty.
In that match against Al-Shabab, Al-Hilal won 2-0, securing the top spot on the points table in the Saudi Pro League. Despite Neymar missing the penalty, his overall performance in the match was good. He scored a goal in the 68th minute from a corner kick and created several other scoring opportunities. Eight minutes after Al-Hilal’s second goal, Neymar assisted Serbian striker Mitrovic in scoring another goal.
However, it’s important to note that Neymar had missed a penalty earlier in the match, and he has yet to score a goal for Al-Hilal since joining the team.
