Al-Ansar had a chance to take their revenge against Ahed who had defeated them in the League. Although Al-Ansar was dominant and even adamant to defeat Ahed, a mistake by Kevork on the 33^rd minute allowed Ahed's Ahmad Itani to score the 1^st goal of the game making the score 1-0 for Ahed. 

Al-Ansar was in a tight spot and it seemed as if Ahed may pull it off again and defeat Lebanon's Champion Al-Ansar. For the remaining time of the game, Al-Ansar was also attacking trying to equalize the score with Coach Adnan Sharki using all his possible substitutes and strategies trying to save his team.

No matter what is said about Al-Ansar and their performance dropping, they're still #1 in tactics and experience. This was shown on the 75^th minute when Malek Hassoun crossed a free kick to Jamal Taha, who passed the ball to Peter Prospar with the back of his head. The defenders thought that Taha would try to score and didn't see the Prospar who placed the ball into the net with a header, scoring Al-Ansar's equalizer and boosting his teams' morale. 

The original time ended 1-1 with a draw and the game was taken into extra time. On the final minute of extra time, the 120^th minute, Peter Prospar scored a magnificent goal for Al-Ansar after he passed three defenders and defeated the goalkeeper in a one on one challenge and scored Al-Ansar's winning goal. 

Al-Ansar will play against Safa in the semifinals.