Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Doell]

The fact that Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United and joined Al Nassr wasn't because of what he financially stands to gain. Ronaldo had  played over twenty years of his professional career as footballer in Europe before his latest move in Al Nassr.
He wanted a new challenge and deemed the Saudi Pro League as his best destination because they're less competitive than the European clubs and more suitable for man of his age.

Lol, it was about the money all the time. This is the first time that I read from someone that Ronaldo did not do it for the money, but was looking "for a new challenge in Saudi Arabia. Ibrahimovic went back from the MLS to AC Milan and he was much older than Ronaldo in the end when he was still playing for Milan.

Ronaldo knew that he could earn in 2.5 years in Saudi Arabia what he has earned in 20 years before playing for top European clubs. I am sure that the engagement doesn't end there after 2.5 years either. He will probably get some job as an ambassador. This was all for the money and nothing else.

Do you believe that Neymar and Benzema also wanted "a new challenge"?

Yes all the top players join in this league just for big money, I don't believe they are go to Saudi just for a new challenge. But if Ronaldo still play at Manchester United, surely he will not be tempted by the Saudi offer, although the money they are offering is large. Ronaldo go to Saudi because he have a problems with the Red Devils club, but if Ronaldo doesn't go to this league then Neymar Benzema or the others not want to go to Saudi, because this league is also not very popular.

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[BRINIRHA]

The fact that Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United and joined Al Nassr wasn't because of what he financially stands to gain. Ronaldo had  played over twenty years of his professional career as footballer in Europe before his latest move in Al Nassr.
He wanted a new challenge and deemed the Saudi Pro League as his best destination because they're less competitive than the European clubs and more suitable for man of his age.

Lol, it was about the money all the time. This is the first time that I read from someone that Ronaldo did not do it for the money, but was looking "for a new challenge in Saudi Arabia. Ibrahimovic went back from the MLS to AC Milan and he was much older than Ronaldo in the end when he was still playing for Milan.

Ronaldo knew that he could earn in 2.5 years in Saudi Arabia what he has earned in 20 years before playing for top European clubs. I am sure that the engagement doesn't end there after 2.5 years either. He will probably get some job as an ambassador. This was all for the money and nothing else.

Do you believe that Neymar and Benzema also wanted "a new challenge"?

Yes all the top players join in this league just for big money, I don't believe they are go to Saudi just for a new challenge. But if Ronaldo still play at Manchester United, surely he will not be tempted by the Saudi offer, although the money they are offering is large. Ronaldo go to Saudi because he have a problems with the Red Devils club, but if Ronaldo doesn't go to this league then Neymar Benzema or the others not want to go to Saudi, because this league is also not very popular.

If we talk about honesty from the hearts of the top players who join the Arab Club, maybe everyone will answer about money. But I have also heard that CR7 said in an interview that he joined the Arab club because he wanted a new challenge. Yes, but apart from all that, it is of course money that brings them to Arab clubs. But their goal could be something other than money, it could also be because they want a new challenge. Having two or more goals is common. But I personally also feel sure that if an Arab club doesn't offer a lot of money then they won't be interested in coming to an Arab club. But this also applies in European leagues and also in other leagues. In essence, everything is always related to money. But regarding CR7 it seems like going to the Arab League is the best way. Because in the Arab League he is highly respected and can still be given a lot of playing time by the club. we remember when CR7 was at Man United. He mostly sits on the bench. And of course CR7 doesn't want to end up sitting on the bench at the end of his career. So his decision to go to the Arab League was the best. And now his steps have been followed by more European star players.

[Blitzboy]

Al Akhdoud vs Al-Ittihad match is going to start tomorrow in Saudi Professional League. I am waiting to see the match between these two teams. I want to bet in support of Al-Ittihad team in this match. Al-Ittihad is now at number 3 in the points table.  Al Akhdoud is in the number 13 position for which Al-Ittihad team has a high chance of winning this match. However, if the players of Al Akhdoud team can perform well in this match, then this match is likely to be a draw. But starting from the goalkeeper of Al-Ittihad team, the rest  All the players performed very well for which Al-Ittihad team is so strong.

When I look at how Al Akhdoud and Al-Ittihad are playing, its hard for me to find a good reason to bet against Al-Ittihad. The fact that they are third in the league says a lot about how they are doing right now. Now, if Im being completely honest, Al Akhdoud seems to be overwhelmed here, given that they're 13th and only beat Al Riyadh once (which, lets be real, isnt the best measure). Putting money on Al Akhdoud is a scary thought. I would be very careful if I were you. The odds look good for Al-Ittihad, but football is always hard to predict. There are always things that arent known, and Al Akhdoud could do something unexpected. But if you look at the numbers, its hard to see anything other than an Al-Ittihad win.

[QueenVera]

If we talk about honesty from the hearts of the top players who join the Arab Club, maybe everyone will answer about money. But I have also heard that CR7 said in an interview that he joined the Arab club because he wanted a new challenge. Yes, but apart from all that, it is of course money that brings them to Arab clubs. But their goal could be something other than money, it could also be because they want a new challenge. Having two or more goals is common. But I personally also feel sure that if an Arab club doesn't offer a lot of money then they won't be interested in coming to an Arab club. But this also applies in European leagues and also in other leagues. In essence, everything is always related to money. But regarding CR7 it seems like going to the Arab League is the best way. Because in the Arab League he is highly respected and can still be given a lot of playing time by the club. we remember when CR7 was at Man United. He mostly sits on the bench. And of course CR7 doesn't want to end up sitting on the bench at the end of his career. So his decision to go to the Arab League was the best. And now his steps have been followed by more European star players.

Well I think CR7 chose the right words that would please his fans, because we all know how his agent was negotiating with different top clubs that could offer him a champions league but since it didn't work out, we all saw how he switched to the Saudi Pro League for a record breaking off being the highest earning player, and with other benefits involved, anyways it might be true he wanted a new challenge but I think the money was what triggered him to go have the new challenge in the Saudi Pro League however the league has also benefitted from his arrival so it's a win win for all parties involved.
 And also I think this arrival is a blessing to the league because it's attracted more viewers and new players across Europe to the league making it more interesting than before, and over there the love from the country and club is too much making it more conducive to continue creating more goal record.

[BRINIRHA]

If we talk about honesty from the hearts of the top players who join the Arab Club, maybe everyone will answer about money. But I have also heard that CR7 said in an interview that he joined the Arab club because he wanted a new challenge. Yes, but apart from all that, it is of course money that brings them to Arab clubs. But their goal could be something other than money, it could also be because they want a new challenge. Having two or more goals is common. But I personally also feel sure that if an Arab club doesn't offer a lot of money then they won't be interested in coming to an Arab club. But this also applies in European leagues and also in other leagues. In essence, everything is always related to money. But regarding CR7 it seems like going to the Arab League is the best way. Because in the Arab League he is highly respected and can still be given a lot of playing time by the club. we remember when CR7 was at Man United. He mostly sits on the bench. And of course CR7 doesn't want to end up sitting on the bench at the end of his career. So his decision to go to the Arab League was the best. And now his steps have been followed by more European star players.

Well I think CR7 chose the right words that would please his fans, because we all know how his agent was negotiating with different top clubs that could offer him a champions league but since it didn't work out, we all saw how he switched to the Saudi Pro League for a record breaking off being the highest earning player, and with other benefits involved, anyways it might be true he wanted a new challenge but I think the money was what triggered him to go have the new challenge in the Saudi Pro League however the league has also benefitted from his arrival so it's a win win for all parties involved.
 And also I think this arrival is a blessing to the league because it's attracted more viewers and new players across Europe to the league making it more interesting than before, and over there the love from the country and club is too much making it more conducive to continue creating more goal record.

So true. In fact, it was because of CR7 that I started watching SPL. And I think all of us here feel the same way. Namely, we are more interested in following every match in the SPL after CR7 came to the Arab League. And well this is a blessing for everyone. Because I think we have a different color in the world of football.

Even if we can see a much higher level in the performance of Arab clubs in matches. Last season I still saw some boring things in the Arab league. But this season I think everything is changing quickly with the arrival of more top European players to the Arab League. Competition has become fiercer. and the excitement of the match even matches the level of excitement of European club matches. The point is that Al-Nassr and CR7 have triggered all of this. So CR7 will enter the historical records of the world of Asian and European football at the same time. He is a legend who is more prominent than other football legends today. Especially for the Arab League.

[rahmad2nd]

Al Riyadh doesn't have any chance against a team like Al Hilal because Al Hilal bought many stars in this season and they had amazing performances in the games we saw from them. Also, we know Al Hilal usually is the favorite for the Saudi League.
The interesting thing is about the rates for both teams, we know the chance for Al Hilal is much higher I never saw the 1.07 for any team. This means people will not even risk a 24.00 rate and bet on Al Riyadh.
  
   

The Al Hilal vs Al Riyadh match is scheduled to take place at the Prince Faisal bin Fadh station, Al Riyadh headquarters. This match will also most likely be Neymar's first debut to play in the Saudi pro league. However, it is very likely that Neymar will start on the bench. So far, Jorge Jesus still has a deadly trio on the front lines, namely Malcom, Aleksander Mitrovic and Salem Al Dawsari. these three players can really be relied on, when playing against teams that are below their level.
considering that Al Hilal only has a narrow margin from the teams below them, like it or not they have to win with a landslide score. Below Al Hilal's ranking, there is the Taawoun team squad and the Al Ittihad team squad which are only one point apart. These two teams are ready to shift the ranking occupied by Al Hilal.

While the home team is ranked 15th in the standings. So, these two teams have a fairly obvious gap. Of the 5 matches played by Al Riyadh, they were only able to win once in the first match, after that, they played a draw, the rest with 3 defeats. In fact, Al Riyadh has conceded 10 goals in its 5 matches. So the question is, will Al Hilal defeat the home team with a landslide score?  if so, then we can choose other options in this bet. I think the Under/Over option is the most ideal. over 3.5 goals with odds @1.85 is quite worth the risk. My estimate is that this match will end with a score of 1-3, a victory for Al Hilal. Well, now it all comes back to our betting choices.

[borovichok]

Al Akhdoud vs Al-Ittihad match is going to start tomorrow in Saudi Professional League. I am waiting to see the match between these two teams. I want to bet in support of Al-Ittihad team in this match. Al-Ittihad is now at number 3 in the points table.  Al Akhdoud is in the number 13 position for which Al-Ittihad team has a high chance of winning this match. However, if the players of Al Akhdoud team can perform well in this match, then this match is likely to be a draw. But starting from the goalkeeper of Al-Ittihad team, the rest  All the players performed very well for which Al-Ittihad team is so strong.

I'm ready to stream this game online, getting acquainted with the Saudi football competition. SPL becoming more interesting, especially this season when there's arrival of new European players that are capable of handling their perspective team's performance. Al Akhdoud are average club, there standings on the league table said it all. Al Akhdoud are not even up to the game standard with Al Ittihad this season. Mere looking at them, we can easily predict the winner. Al Ittihad have an outstanding performance in league games, they are probably in the competitive race for SPL title this season.

[Plaguedeath]

The Al Hilal vs Al Riyadh match is scheduled to take place at the Prince Faisal bin Fadh station, Al Riyadh headquarters. This match will also most likely be Neymar's first debut to play in the Saudi pro league. However, it is very likely that Neymar will start on the bench. So far, Jorge Jesus still has a deadly trio on the front lines, namely Malcom, Aleksander Mitrovic and Salem Al Dawsari. these three players can really be relied on, when playing against teams that are below their level.
considering that Al Hilal only has a narrow margin from the teams below them, like it or not they have to win with a landslide score. Below Al Hilal's ranking, there is the Taawoun team squad and the Al Ittihad team squad which are only one point apart. These two teams are ready to shift the ranking occupied by Al Hilal.

While the home team is ranked 15th in the standings. So, these two teams have a fairly obvious gap. Of the 5 matches played by Al Riyadh, they were only able to win once in the first match, after that, they played a draw, the rest with 3 defeats. In fact, Al Riyadh has conceded 10 goals in its 5 matches. So the question is, will Al Hilal defeat the home team with a landslide score?  if so, then we can choose other options in this bet. I think the Under/Over option is the most ideal. over 3.5 goals with odds @1.85 is quite worth the risk. My estimate is that this match will end with a score of 1-3, a victory for Al Hilal. Well, now it all comes back to our betting choices.

Yep, I check Neymar is no longer injured, he should be play in this match even though Al Riyadh is really weak in SPL. Neymar can humiliating Al Riyadh, just like how he humiliated Bolivia for scoring 2 goals and 1 assist.

Not a bad bet, over 3.5 goals is still realistic, you can look in the previous week there are many teams scored higher than 3 goals.

[Oneandpure]

Yep, I check Neymar is no longer injured, he should be play in this match even though Al Riyadh is really weak in SPL. Neymar can humiliating Al Riyadh, just like how he humiliated Bolivia for scoring 2 goals and 1 assist.

Not a bad bet, over 3.5 goals is still realistic, you can look in the previous week there are many teams scored higher than 3 goals.

Current performance from Al Hilal success comeback and winning over Al Ittihad 3-4 last match seems not doubt for over @3.5 against Al Riyadh up coming match. Most excited with Neymar likely will make debut after returning from national teams and he doesn't get injury, last match before international break out, Al Hilal winning over Al Ittihad with scored 4 goals and I think easily against 15th standings team Al Riyadh for Neymar scoring first goal in his debut match.

Depend with Al Hilal manager, will give debut for Neymar and save him for playing in AFC Champion League because three days later playing in domestic league will against Navbahor in Champion League.

[Sithara007]

Yep, I check Neymar is no longer injured, he should be play in this match even though Al Riyadh is really weak in SPL. Neymar can humiliating Al Riyadh, just like how he humiliated Bolivia for scoring 2 goals and 1 assist.

Not a bad bet, over 3.5 goals is still realistic, you can look in the previous week there are many teams scored higher than 3 goals.

This is what I don't like with the Saudi Professional League. There are 4 very strong teams and then 14 very weak teams. That means that the vast majority of the matches will be one-sided. Only the matches between the top-4 teams are going to be close. Obviously there are teams that are not sponsored by the Saudi Arabian    Public Investment Fund, such as Al-Ettifaq who can compete with the smaller teams, but that is not the case with the vast majority. I believe that this is the biggest negative of the Saudi Professional League as of now.

[marcous]

Yep, I check Neymar is no longer injured, he should be play in this match even though Al Riyadh is really weak in SPL. Neymar can humiliating Al Riyadh, just like how he humiliated Bolivia for scoring 2 goals and 1 assist.

Not a bad bet, over 3.5 goals is still realistic, you can look in the previous week there are many teams scored higher than 3 goals.

It's true that Neymar has recovered from his injury, we can see him playing in two matches with the Brazilian national team. What's interesting is that Neymar immediately scored two goals when he recovered, this is very profitable for Al Hilal if Neymar makes his debut. Al Hilal opponent is actually quite easy, Al Riyadh is a newly promoted club and does not have top players from Europe like Al Hilal.

The capital in the previous match was also very good for Al Hilal when they managed to beat Al Ittihad, of course their confidence was very good. If Neymar makes his debut, it is certain that Al Hilal will have the opportunity to win points and secure the top of the standings.

[shogun47]

If we talk about honesty from the hearts of the top players who join the Arab Club, maybe everyone will answer about money. But I have also heard that CR7 said in an interview that he joined the Arab club because he wanted a new challenge. Yes, but apart from all that, it is of course money that brings them to Arab clubs. But their goal could be something other than money, it could also be because they want a new challenge. Having two or more goals is common. But I personally also feel sure that if an Arab club doesn't offer a lot of money then they won't be interested in coming to an Arab club. But this also applies in European leagues and also in other leagues. In essence, everything is always related to money. But regarding CR7 it seems like going to the Arab League is the best way. Because in the Arab League he is highly respected and can still be given a lot of playing time by the club. we remember when CR7 was at Man United. He mostly sits on the bench. And of course CR7 doesn't want to end up sitting on the bench at the end of his career. So his decision to go to the Arab League was the best. And now his steps have been followed by more European star players.

Did you ever see in any sport an interview from a player who said at a press conference that he joined the club because he will be paid a shit ton of money? No, they will say that they love the fans and the country and that this is a new challenge and everything is so great and money is just a side effect. Everyone who ever believes a single word of that must be totally lacking a sense of realism.

Ronaldo was so impressed by Saudi Arabia that in one of his press conferences he confused it with South Africa. Do you know how ridiculous that is? Some will say this was just an unintended confusion of words because he is not a native speaker or something, but that came straight from his head and I am sure he has barely studied anything about Saudi Arabia except for the final number in his contract stating the total salary.

[tusandii]

So true. In fact, it was because of CR7 that I started watching SPL. And I think all of us here feel the same way. Namely, we are more interested in following every match in the SPL after CR7 came to the Arab League. And well this is a blessing for everyone. Because I think we have a different color in the world of football.

I've read other people replies about Neymar saying it all started with CR7 and then they followed him.
With the arrival of Ronaldo to the SPL, fans of this player will automatically follow where he will go and indeed the goal of club in the Saudi pro league to get Ronaldo is to improve football in the SPL to get lots of fans after that the Saudi Arabian club becomes a little more famous and to be honest I It also same as everyone here who comes and watches every SPL club match because CR7 is here so they are curious and want to bet here and the addition of several star player such as Neymar Benzema Sadio mane who have come to the SPL makes us all feel at home watching their every appearance.

[Frankolala]

The fact that Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United and joined Al Nassr wasn't because of what he financially stands to gain. Ronaldo had  played over twenty years of his professional career as footballer in Europe before his latest move in Al Nassr.
He wanted a new challenge and deemed the Saudi Pro League as his best destination because they're less competitive than the European clubs and more suitable for man of his age.

Lol, it was about the money all the time. This is the first time that I read from someone that Ronaldo did not do it for the money, but was looking "for a new challenge in Saudi Arabia. Ibrahimovic went back from the MLS to AC Milan and he was much older than Ronaldo in the end when he was still playing for Milan.

Ronaldo knew that he could earn in 2.5 years in Saudi Arabia what he has earned in 20 years before playing for top European clubs. I am sure that the engagement doesn't end there after 2.5 years either. He will probably get some job as an ambassador. This was all for the money and nothing else.

Do you believe that Neymar and Benzema also wanted "a new challenge"?

Yes all the top players join in this league just for big money, I don't believe they are go to Saudi just for a new challenge. But if Ronaldo still play at Manchester United, surely he will not be tempted by the Saudi offer, although the money they are offering is large. Ronaldo go to Saudi because he have a problems with the Red Devils club, but if Ronaldo doesn't go to this league then Neymar Benzema or the others not want to go to Saudi, because this league is also not very popular.

Every footballer is playing because of money and that is why you see that they keep n moving from one club to another for a bigger offer. I don't think that I have seen a professional footballer that during his reign, he left his present club that pays higher, to a club that pays lesser, without saying that he had problems with his club.

Ronaldo went for the money because that was the only way, he can use to console himself and create awareness on the first page of the sport news paper. Ronaldo was the one that opened the eyes of other players to make them hunger for fat pay because if you get paid for just two years, you can retire with a good pay off.

[hahay]

This is what I don't like with the Saudi Professional League. There are 4 very strong teams and then 14 very weak teams. That means that the vast majority of the matches will be one-sided. Only the matches between the top-4 teams are going to be close. Obviously there are teams that are not sponsored by the Saudi Arabian    Public Investment Fund, such as Al-Ettifaq who can compete with the smaller teams, but that is not the case with the vast majority. I believe that this is the biggest negative of the Saudi Professional League as of now.

It's not as bad as you think, man. You can check the current standings, what kind of team is in third position, whether the team in third position also a big team with many star players in the squad? In fact not at all, because anyway in third place right now is Al Taawon which is basically Al Taawon is a mediocre team when compared to the big teams you mean. But the truth is, Al Taawon has so far managed to come through without a loss and in fact, Al Taawon has also beaten Al Nassr in the previous few matches.

In addition, in this moment also there is an ongoing match between Al Akhdoud against Al Ittihad but in fact, Al Akhdoud is also able to provide good resistance in this match. Because anyway, the match has running until the 70th minute but the score is still 0-0, despite the fact that Al Ittihad played Benzema, Kante and several other star players. So with that said, the Saudi Pro League is not as bad as you might think, as there is still good competition in this league too.

[lizarder]

Every footballer is playing because of money and that is why you see that they keep n moving from one club to another for a bigger offer. I don't think that I have seen a professional footballer that during his reign, he left his present club that pays higher, to a club that pays lesser, without saying that he had problems with his club.

Almost most football players who have entered an age that is not very productive or in other words their performance is not like at the peak of their career glory will choose the path you said. But you can see the example of Sergio Ramos who rejected a big offer from Saudi Arabia and chose the club Originally, even though the salary wasn't big. Only this year the issue of money has become a big topic because Saudi Arabia has indicated that money is everything and previously there were only a few players who were able to break the record for the most expensive transfer.

Ronaldo went for the money because that was the only way, he can use to console himself and create awareness on the first page of the sport news paper. Ronaldo was the one that opened the eyes of other players to make them hunger for fat pay because if you get paid for just two years, you can retire with a good pay off.

Ronaldo had difficulty finding a club at that time because he had problems with Manchester United management and in addition there was no club that wanted to bear the burden of Ronaldo's huge salary. So even though it was done for money, perhaps other issues should also be looked at because at that time Ronaldo had no choice but to decide to accept Al Nassr's offer. Unless he is willing to accept a small salary offer like Sergio Ramos and maybe there is a club that is willing to accommodate him.

[Jody.Drummer]

This is what I don't like with the Saudi Professional League. There are 4 very strong teams and then 14 very weak teams. That means that the vast majority of the matches will be one-sided. Only the matches between the top-4 teams are going to be close. Obviously there are teams that are not sponsored by the Saudi Arabian    Public Investment Fund, such as Al-Ettifaq who can compete with the smaller teams, but that is not the case with the vast majority. I believe that this is the biggest negative of the Saudi Professional League as of now.

It's not as bad as you think, man. You can check the current standings, what kind of team is in third position, whether the team in third position also a big team with many star players in the squad? In fact not at all, because anyway in third place right now is Al Taawon which is basically Al Taawon is a mediocre team when compared to the big teams you mean. But the truth is, Al Taawon has so far managed to come through without a loss and in fact, Al Taawon has also beaten Al Nassr in the previous few matches.

In addition, in this moment also there is an ongoing match between Al Akhdoud against Al Ittihad but in fact, Al Akhdoud is also able to provide good resistance in this match. Because anyway, the match has running until the 70th minute but the score is still 0-0, despite the fact that Al Ittihad played Benzema, Kante and several other star players. So with that said, the Saudi Pro League is not as bad as you might think, as there is still good competition in this league too.

Well right, it's not what we think, maybe some of us think with the current situation, SPL is like Ligue 1 which is only dominated by Psg because the strength of the Psg team is far above its competitors, yes it happens because of their very strong financial factors. But the fact is that SPL does not work that way, Al Nassr alone as the pioneer of recruiting European players they lost in the first 2 matches, it proves that they have players with a luxurious squad, in fact they are not that terrible. And even before this movement, there were only a few clubs that looked so strong like Al Hilal for example.

[LGD2Business]

Al Ittihad-Jeddah could only win by scoring 1 goal. They were expected to score more goals. Many people's betting slips were lost. Karim Benzema scored in the 72nd minute. Until that moment, Al Akhdoud resisted well but couldn't finish it. With this result, Al Ittihad-Jeddah regained the first place in the points table. They started the league by storm as one of the strongest candidates for the championship. This season is really competitive.

[onecall123]

Al Ittihad-Jeddah could only win by scoring 1 goal. They were expected to score more goals. Many people's betting slips were lost. Karim Benzema scored in the 72nd minute. Until that moment, Al Akhdoud resisted well but couldn't finish it. With this result, Al Ittihad-Jeddah regained the first place in the points table. They started the league by storm as one of the strongest candidates for the championship. This season is really competitive.

Al Ittihad should win this league.  Al Ittihad side is back on track, as usual, but Al Akhdoud gave it their all.
Karim Benzema has done it again, delivering a late winner to confirm their place at the top of the Saudi Pro League. This is Karim's third goal in the Saudi Pro League this season. He is likely to finish as the top goalscorer in the Saudi Arabian league.

[Doell]

Al Ittihad-Jeddah could only win by scoring 1 goal. They were expected to score more goals. Many people's betting slips were lost. Karim Benzema scored in the 72nd minute. Until that moment, Al Akhdoud resisted well but couldn't finish it. With this result, Al Ittihad-Jeddah regained the first place in the points table. They started the league by storm as one of the strongest candidates for the championship. This season is really competitive.

I didn't watch the match, yes a lot of people lost their bets including me. Statistically, Ittihad should got scored a lot of goals in that match, they had better in ball possession and opportunities there, but Akhdoud seemed very motivated against a strong team like Ittihad and made it difficult for squad Ittihad to scored. But at least Ittihad succeeded in stealing three points, although to be honest on bettor side I was a little disappointed.