Al Khaleej vs Al-Fayha prediction, odds and how to watch

Al Khaleej held Al Nassr to a 1-1 draw in the Saudi Pro League, with Abdullah Al-Hamdan's 72nd-minute equaliser cancelling out Omar Mascarell's first-half header in a match Al Khaleej dominated on the ball but failed to convert.

Al Shabab dominated possession, fired 15 shots, and won eight corners but could not find a way past Al-Fayha, who held firm for a point in a scrappy Saudi Pro League draw.

Al-Fayha ground out a 3-2 victory over Abha in the Saudi Pro League, with Lázaro scoring twice before an own goal and a stoppage-time penalty made for a frantic finish. It was a result Al-Fayha badly needed, and they will know they nearly threw it away.

Al Hilal were ruthless in Riyadh, scoring four times before half-time to put Al Khaleej to the sword in a 5-1 Saudi Pro League hammering. Milinkovic-Savic, Summerville, and Theo Hernández were among the scorers in a first half that left the hosts with nowhere to hide.

Al Ittihad made it four wins from their last five Saudi Pro League matches with a 2-1 home victory over Al-Fayha, George Ilenikhena heading them in front before Youssef En-Nesyri converted from the spot after the visitors had briefly levelled.

Al Khaleej ground out a goalless draw with Al Riyadh in the Saudi Pro League, but the numbers tell a story of two sides who cannot finish and one side that simply cannot score. Neither kept a clean sheet with any conviction. They just ran out of ideas at the same time.

NEOM SC dismantled Al Khaleej with three goals in the final eight minutes of the first half, with Alexandre Lacazette opening the scoring before Muhanad Al-Saad and Amadou Koné put the game to bed before the break.

Al Khaleej have not won in ten Saudi Pro League matches and face an Al-Fayha side with problems of their own. Something has to give on Thursday.