RIYADH: On the final day of the Roshn Saudi Pro League, all Matchweek 34 fixtures will kick off at 9:00pm, with several big encounters shaping the race for continental qualification and league standings.
Al-Fateh v Al-Nassr: A clash of motivation and ambition in Al-Ahsa
Al-Fateh will host Al-Nassr at the Prince Abdullah bin Jalawi Sports City Stadium in Al-Ahsa. Having secured their places in the safe zone, Al-Fateh enter the match without pressure and are aiming to end their season on a high note, seeking a revenge for their loss in the first leg.
Al-Nassr, currently third with 70 points, are targeting a win to leap into second place â a position that would secure a spot in the AFC Elite Champions League, provided rivals Al-Hilal slip against Al-Qadsiah. The team boasts a star-studded lineup including Cristiano Ronaldo, French defender Mohamed Simakan, Portuguese midfielder Otavio, Senegalese winger Sadio Mane, Ayman Yahya, and Sultan Al-Ghannam.
Al-Fateh counters with talent of its own, led by Moroccan duo Mourad Batna and Marwane Saadane, alongside Algerian midfielder Sofiane Bendebka.
In their professional league history, the two sides have met 27 times: Al-Nassr won 16, Al-Fateh won 3, with 8 matches ending in draws. Al-Nassr will look to extend their dominance in this fixture.
Al-Hilal v Al-Qadsiah: Blue wave aims to lock second spot
In Riyadh, Al-Hilal will host Al-Qadsiah at Kingdom Arena, needing just three points to secure second place and a berth in next seasonâs AFC Elite Champions League.
Al-Hilal will be without Brazilian forwards Malcom, who recently underwent foot surgery, and Marcos Leonardo, sidelined due to a groin injury. Meanwhile, Al-Qadsiah are at full strength and looking to replicate their first-leg victory over Al Hilal. Theyâre currently fourth with 68 points, just four behind Al-Naser, and are also preparing for the Kingâs Cup final against Al-Ittihad on May 30 in Jeddah.
Al-Hilal have accumulated 72 points from 22 wins, 6 draws, and 5 losses, while Al-Qadsiah have 21 wins, 5 draws, and 7 losses.
Al-Ittihad v Damac: Champions eye a grand finale
Champions Al-Ittihad will cap off their title-winning season at Al-Inma Stadium in Jeddah as they face Damac in front of a huge home crowd.
Already crowned league champions, Al-Ittihad are looking to finish in style with a victory that would take their final tally to 83 points. French manager Laurent Blanc also sees the match as vital preparation for the upcoming Kingâs Cup final against Al-Qadsiah.
Damac, currently 14th with 35 points, are hoping for a positive result to end their season on a stronger note, especially after a 1â0 defeat to Al-Fateh in Matchweek 33.
With league standings, continental spots, and momentum heading into the Kingâs Cup final all on the line, the closing night of the Roshn Saudi League promises thrilling action across the board.
