Round-up of Roshn Saudi League Drama: Al Hilal Continues to Shine, Al Nassr Secures Late Victory, and More!

In the latest installment of the Roshn Saudi League, Al Hilal showcased their dominance by securing a resounding 4-1 victory against Al Khaleej. Meanwhile, Al Nassr left it late but managed to clinch a crucial 1-0 win over Damac in the Saudi Arabia Division 1.

Abha also made waves in the league with a pivotal 2-1 triumph over Al Fateh, steering clear of the relegation zone. On the flip side, Al Hazem suffered a setback as they succumbed to a 2-0 defeat against Al Raed.

Al Hilal’s winning momentum persists as they triumphed over Al Khaleej in Saihat. Despite conceding a goal, Yassine Bono expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance, emphasizing the challenge of juggling different competitions. With fixtures lined up in the Saudi Super Cup and AFC Champions League, the Moroccan highlighted the importance of each player giving their utmost.

In a showdown between Al Taawoun and Al Ittihad, the former managed to secure a hard-fought 0-0 draw, largely thanks to Mailson’s heroic penalty save. Midfielder Aschraf El Mahdioui acknowledged the challenging circumstances but found solace in the end result.

Al Nassr continued their remarkable season with a late 1-0 triumph over Damac, courtesy of Aymeric Laporte’s 91st-minute header. Laporte’s celebratory dance on Instagram encapsulated the team’s elation over the hard-fought victory.

Adding to the mix, Al Ettifaq clinched a significant 1-0 win against Al Riyadh, elevating them to sixth place in the standings. Karl Toko Ekambi’s lone goal proved instrumental in securing the vital three points, with the striker highlighting the team’s concerted efforts.

Despite dominating statistics, Al Ahli settled for a 1-1 draw against Al Wehda following Roger Ibanez’s late equalizer. Manager Matthias Jaissle commended his team’s performance, citing missed opportunities but acknowledging the tough nature of the encounter.

Abha’s crucial 2-1 victory against Al Fateh propelled them out of the relegation zone, sparking renewed determination within the squad following a humbling defeat to Al Nassr. Midfielder Uros Matic credited the defeat as a wake-up call, motivating the team to strive for survival in the league.

Lastly, Fashion Sakala shone once again with a stellar display, notching two goals for Al Fayha in their commanding 3-0 win over Al Okhdood. Sakala’s standout performance and gratitude towards fans echoed the team’s collective success on the pitch.

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Meet Mohamed Suez, a die-hard Al-Hilal fan and one of our passionate contributors. Hailing from the football-mad nation of Saudi Arabia, Mohamed's articles are a heartfelt tribute to the triumphs and tribulations of his beloved club. As an Al-Hilal insider, Mohamed offers readers an intimate look into the fan culture, historic moments, and the unwavering loyalty that defines being a supporter of the "Blue Wave."