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.

The FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinal kicks off its action on Friday, July 7, with Brazilian outfit Fluminense and Saudi side Al Hilal set to face each other at the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.