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Monday, October 26, 2026

Al-Hilal Beat Al-Qadisiyah 3-0 in Saudi Pro League

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Al-Hilal defeated Al-Qadisiyah 3-0 in Saudi domestic football on Sunday, while five Saudi clubs prepare for critical AFC Champions League Elite group matches on Monday and Tuesday, with qualification scenarios becoming clearer in the third round of the 2026–2027 competition.

Top Stories:

  • Al-Hilal 3–0 Al-Qadisiyah — Al-Hilal secured a dominant home victory, strengthening its position in the Saudi Pro League title race after Al-Qadisiyah briefly moved top following the postponement of Al-Hilal's earlier fixture. Al-Qadisiyah coach Brendan Rodgers acknowledged the quality of Al-Hilal's performance while pledging his team would continue competing at the highest level throughout the season.
  • AFC Champions League Elite Round Three — Al-Ittihad travels to Navbahor (Uzbekistan) at 16:45 local time, Al-Ahly hosts Al-Gharafa (Qatar) at 19:00, and Al-Qadisiyah faces Al-Sadd (Qatar) at 21:00, all on Monday. Al-Ittihad seeks its first victory after two draws and a loss; Al-Ahly, defending champion, looks to build on a recent win; Al-Qadisiyah pursues points after the loss to Al-Hilal.
  • Al-Nassr vs Al-Wasl postponed — The AFC announced postponement of Monday's scheduled Al-Nassr (Saudi Arabia) vs Al-Wasl (United Arab Emirates) fixture to a later date, with the Saudi Football Association confirming full logistical preparations had been completed and reiterating support for Al-Nassr's rights protection.
  • Saudi Division One: Ninth Round — Al-Anwar hosts Al-Akhdod, Al-Bakairiyah receives Hejr, and Al-Ula faces Al-Arouba on Monday in the ninth round of the professional first division, with relegation battles intensifying.
  • Al-Faisali vs Al-Fayha derby — The Sadir derby returns Saturday, 31 October, after a four-season absence, marking the first competitive meeting between the two Riyadh rivals since 2022 when they drew 0–0 in their final fixture.
  • Table Tennis qualification — Saudi pair Abdulaziz Bushelebi and Ali Al-Khudrawy qualified for the World Table Tennis Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan (22–30 May 2027) in the men's doubles after defeating Singapore's pairing.
  • What to Watch:

    Al-Hilal concludes preparations Monday for Tuesday's AFC Champions League Elite fixture against Al-Shamal (Qatar) at the Education City Stadium. Coach Simone Inzaghi will finalize tactics after the squad arrived in Doha by charter flight; defenders Gabriel Martinelli and Nacho Fernández are unavailable.

    The Saudi Super Cup 2026–2027 shifts venue to Kuwait's Jaber Al-Ahmad International Stadium (19–23 December) in what organizers describe as expanding the tournament's regional reach and strengthening Gulf football ties.

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