Having pulled off the biggest upset of the Club World Cup so far, Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal have their eyes on a spot in the semi-finals when they take on Brazil's Fluminense in Orlando on Friday.While the two teams meet for the first time in a competitive game,

Marcos Leonardo's 112th-minute goal, his second of the night, propelled Al Hilal past Premier League giant Manchester City.

Al-Hilal secured a spot in the quarterfinals in sensational fashion with a dramatic 4-3 victory against Manchester City on Monday, scoring twice in extra-time to produce arguably the biggest shock of the Club World Cup so far.