Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Tamaperdana]

First of all, it is important to understand that no matter how consistent Al Nasr has been this season they would still encounter or concede series of losses as a result of the strength of the opposing team that are seeking to disrupt and frustrate Al Nasr's ambition towards winning the Saudi professional league title this season.

Yes, perhaps what you said is not wrong, but I believe Al Nasr this season will look like Al Hilal in the previous two seasons, where it was very difficult to beat them. So with that in mind, I don't think it's impossible that Al Nasr will be undefeated this season. Because I think that's very possible, especially since Al Nasr's current performance is completely different from their performance in previous seasons.

So with that in mind, I'm personally quite optimistic that Al Nasr will definitely be able to win this season and it's also possible that they can win without losing. Because basically, currently, I don't think there is a team that is truly capable of beating Al Nasr convincingly. So with that in mind, I'm quite confident that Al Nasr can continue to win this time.

[Alex077]

Speaking of Messi, there was recently an incident that sparked a lot of attention when Messi visited India. It seems that Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have many fans in all countries, including India.

This was absolutely horrible. And I do not understand one thing. What has messi ever done for India so that India has made a 70 foot statue of him? Meanwhile the Indian players don't get any recognition at all. If  I  am not wrong, the Indian premiere league or whatever the major football league of India is called didn't have enough money to actually be played. This is absolute bullshit.  and of course there was going to be chaos  on this tour.  We have seen the same things happen before when Pele visited India in 1977 and also when Maradona visited India in 2008 if I am not wrong. So this is not a new incident which is not known to India.  you are telling me they are able to create a statue of Lionel Messi, which is 70 feet by the way,  and they could not have better crowd control? And I also understand why these things happen.  People are going to get angry when they have paid 12000 INR to see Messi but when Messi is in the field he is always surrounded by politicians and movie stars. And people brely get to see him at all.

I think it would be amazing if Messi were also in the Saudi Pro League. It would bring back memories of when he was at Barcelona and Cristiano Ronaldo was at Real Madrid. When they were both in the same league, we really saw soccer at the peak of its popularity.

People still can not forget the decade long battle between Messi and Ronaldo in La Liga. I think that is why Messis move to MLS was such a big deal, he is single handedly making Inter Miami a global brand. Messi has proven how much a superstar can raise the popularity of an entire league.

And speaking of Saudi Arabia, the Saudi league has rejected the offer of a short term transfer because they do not want anyone to use their league as a stopover for World Cup preparations

[Slow death]

First of all, it is important to understand that no matter how consistent Al Nasr has been this season they would still encounter or concede series of losses as a result of the strength of the opposing team that are seeking to disrupt and frustrate Al Nasr's ambition towards winning the Saudi professional league title this season.

Yes, perhaps what you said is not wrong, but I believe Al Nasr this season will look like Al Hilal in the previous two seasons, where it was very difficult to beat them. So with that in mind, I don't think it's impossible that Al Nasr will be undefeated this season. Because I think that's very possible, especially since Al Nasr's current performance is completely different from their performance in previous seasons.

So with that in mind, I'm personally quite optimistic that Al Nasr will definitely be able to win this season and it's also possible that they can win without losing. Because basically, currently, I don't think there is a team that is truly capable of beating Al Nasr convincingly. So with that in mind, I'm quite confident that Al Nasr can continue to win this time.

Al Hilal is still a strong opponent that has haunted Al Nassr for many years; just look at Al Hilal's head-to-head record against Al Nassr.



https://livescores.biz/h2h/al-hilal-vs-al-nassr

If both teams win their next 6 games, then the points difference between them will remain 4 points in favor of Al Nassr. On January 12th of next year, which is just a few days away, Al Nassr will play against Al Hilal. If Al Nassr wins, they will open up a 7-point lead, which would be more comfortable for their title fight. What I mean by this is that there is still a long and difficult road ahead for Al Nassr to become champion.

[$weetne$$]

So far, i am personally very satisfied with their performance. Compared to last season, this squad has made a lot of progress and their chances of lifting the trophy this season are wide open. To be honest, i have high hopes that they can become champions, and that is not impossible, because they have fought hard, as can be seen from the statistics and points they have achieved so far. They just need to maintain consistency and prepare themselves better for the upcoming matches.

Exactly, the consistency is what they need at this point, if they drop on the consistency they may loose this chance they are already building to win the title this season.  I believe they are obviously going to keep to the title race as this is more like their only chance for them to win the title all the time they have attempted it.

[Abdulzuruku01]

Al Hilal is still a strong opponent that has haunted Al Nassr for many years; just look at Al Hilal's head-to-head record against Al Nassr.



https://livescores.biz/h2h/al-hilal-vs-al-nassr

If both teams win their next 6 games, then the points difference between them will remain 4 points in favor of Al Nassr. On January 12th of next year, which is just a few days away, Al Nassr will play against Al Hilal. If Al Nassr wins, they will open up a 7-point lead, which would be more comfortable for their title fight. What I mean by this is that there is still a long and difficult road ahead for Al Nassr to become champion.

It's now the real battle will start for Al-Nassr because they two tough matches to play before the will face Al Hilal, which is against Al Ahli and Al Qadisiyah. We know how strong these two teams are this season and they are performance always impressive in Saudi Pro league, it will be an exciting gf games because I believe these two teams will be tough to stop Al Nassr unbeaten. Al Nassr is just four points ahead of Al Hilal, so they don't deserve to lose any match now if they want to remain at the top.

[Kuingsudaqila]

A strange schedule in the Saudi Arabian league this weekend with no matches at all. On December 25th, a holiday when leagues in other parts of the world are off, there are actually matches in Saudi Arabia. Even though the majority of the foreign players are non-Muslim. But the scheduling policy is not to have normal weekend matches; instead, they schedule games exactly on December 25th. The Saudi Arabian league schedulers are strange.

[Fuso.hp]

First of all, it is important to understand that no matter how consistent Al Nasr has been this season they would still encounter or concede series of losses as a result of the strength of the opposing team that are seeking to disrupt and frustrate Al Nasr's ambition towards winning the Saudi professional league title this season.

Yes, perhaps what you said is not wrong, but I believe Al Nasr this season will look like Al Hilal in the previous two seasons, where it was very difficult to beat them. So with that in mind, I don't think it's impossible that Al Nasr will be undefeated this season. Because I think that's very possible, especially since Al Nasr's current performance is completely different from their performance in previous seasons.

So with that in mind, I'm personally quite optimistic that Al Nasr will definitely be able to win this season and it's also possible that they can win without losing. Because basically, currently, I don't think there is a team that is truly capable of beating Al Nasr convincingly. So with that in mind, I'm quite confident that Al Nasr can continue to win this time.

Most of the season is still to be played so it would be wrong to say that Al-Nassr will remain undefeated this season rather we can say that Al-Nassr will win the league title this season. There are tough opponents like Al Hilal Al Ittihad in the Saudi league so Al-Nassr may lose but they are already at the top of the table with more points than all the other teams so if they can maintain their consistent performance then they can maintain the points gap till the end and secure the league title. I hope Ronaldo and Joao Felix do not get injured because Al-Nassr's victory or defeat depends a lot on these two Portuguese stars because if they can score goals Al-Nassr will win and if they cannot score goals no other player in the team can contribute much by scoring goals.

[G_Besar]

A strange schedule in the Saudi Arabian league this weekend with no matches at all. On December 25th, a holiday when leagues in other parts of the world are off, there are actually matches in Saudi Arabia. Even though the majority of the foreign players are non-Muslim. But the scheduling policy is not to have normal weekend matches; instead, they schedule games exactly on December 25th. The Saudi Arabian league schedulers are strange.

I don't think it's a problem for the Saudi Arabian league organizers, as the scheduling isn't based on whether or not the players on the Saudi Arabian league teams are Muslim, and it doesn't have to follow the European league format, as Saudi Arabia isn't a European country. Therefore, this isn't really strange for Asians and football fans near Saudi Arabia, as they've already accepted it as normal. So, for now, let's just enjoy the European matches, even though the Champions League is currently without any matches to watch.

[Tonimez]

A strange schedule in the Saudi Arabian league this weekend with no matches at all. On December 25th, a holiday when leagues in other parts of the world are off, there are actually matches in Saudi Arabia. Even though the majority of the foreign players are non-Muslim. But the scheduling policy is not to have normal weekend matches; instead, they schedule games exactly on December 25th. The Saudi Arabian league schedulers are strange.

I don't think it's a problem for the Saudi Arabian league organizers, as the scheduling isn't based on whether or not the players on the Saudi Arabian league teams are Muslim, and it doesn't have to follow the European league format, as Saudi Arabia isn't a European country. Therefore, this isn't really strange for Asians and football fans near Saudi Arabia, as they've already accepted it as normal. So, for now, let's just enjoy the European matches, even though the Champions League is currently without any matches to watch.

There's really nothing bad about scheduling games on the 25th in the Saudi Arabia league as that particular date has always been almost insignificant too because of the majority of the citizens not being Christians. With other leagues usually having games sometimes on the 26th then there's no much difference moreover it's a job that they have signed for. Even in the European countries, there are still occupations that still doesn't have a holiday and would definitely be at work on the 25th. For me there's nothing too special, and attaching too much importance to it would mean going against their employers.

My interest is in the standings, Al Hilal is still waiting to close up the gap from Al Nassir but I hope the gap gets wider. Al Nassir will be playing Al akhdoud which I believe should be a straight win with many goals for Al Nassir while Al Hilal will be playing Al Khaleej who are quite strong. Should there be a draw in this Al Hilal game, the gap will widen up the more.

[Sim_card]

Yes, perhaps what you said is not wrong, but I believe Al Nasr this season will look like Al Hilal in the previous two seasons, where it was very difficult to beat them. So with that in mind, I don't think it's impossible that Al Nasr will be undefeated this season. Because I think that's very possible, especially since Al Nasr's current performance is completely different from their performance in previous seasons.

So with that in mind, I'm personally quite optimistic that Al Nasr will definitely be able to win this season and it's also possible that they can win without losing. Because basically, currently, I don't think there is a team that is truly capable of beating Al Nasr convincingly. So with that in mind, I'm quite confident that Al Nasr can continue to win this time.

I think winning the league is sure for Al Naasr but finishing the season unbeaten is what might not be possible but let's watch out and see how it goes. Al Naasr is in their best form currently, their rival Al Hilal is not strong enough to challenge them like previous seasons. Ronaldo will bring the trophy home for them with his team guidance and the recommendation of their current coach.

[Tamaperdana]

A strange schedule in the Saudi Arabian league this weekend with no matches at all. On December 25th, a holiday when leagues in other parts of the world are off, there are actually matches in Saudi Arabia. Even though the majority of the foreign players are non-Muslim. But the scheduling policy is not to have normal weekend matches; instead, they schedule games exactly on December 25th. The Saudi Arabian league schedulers are strange.

Yes, I also don't know the reason behind this, but perhaps it's because the majority of people in Saudi Arabia are Muslim, so for those there, December 25th might be considered an ordinary date. But I also don't know for sure what the reason is because this is just my assumption. But even so, I also hope that the schedule makers in the Saudi Arabian League revise this match schedule. Because basically, it's a pity for the players who celebrate their religious holidays on that date.

But if for example on the 25th the match is still held, yes, what can be done because the players who have to play on that day, of course, they also have to be professional. So of course they have to play too. And besides, the match schedule is most likely not in the morning or afternoon, but I believe the match schedule on the 25th is in the evening, but correct me if I'm wrong. Because if the game is still at night, I think it will still be fine. But still, I think the schedule does need to be shifted out of respect.

[$weetne$$]

I think winning the league is sure for Al Naasr but finishing the season unbeaten is what might not be possible but let's watch out and see how it goes. Al Naasr is in their best form currently, their rival Al Hilal is not strong enough to challenge them like previous seasons. Ronaldo will bring the trophy home for them with his team guidance and the recommendation of their current coach.

Looking at the productivity of Al-Nasrr recently, it is very safe to think in this direction, I also agree that an unbeaten run throughout the season is not a thing that can be achieved just like that, there are other teams too who are looking forward to contending firmly and so even the chances of winning the title cannot be so assured at this point, football can come with so much mystery that things may not happen just as you expected but let us stay optimistic for Al-Nasrr

[Just Say]

Saudi club Al Hilal is battling relatively easy opponents in the AFC Champions League, but we sometimes see this team suddenly lose or draw in the match. However, at least they might get a win against Sharjah in this AFC Champions League match today because so far in this Group B game, we can see that 34 minutes have passed where Al Hilal Saudi Club is relatively ahead in terms of offensive and ball possession.

Al Hilal is one of the genuine and experienced teams in the Saudi Pro League and accordingly they have the highest chance of winning this match but if they play in an uncontrolled manner, maybe the UAE team can win this match. Today's game shows that Darwin Nunez is leading the attacking lineup against Sharjah FC, but my opinion Al-Hilal would have been more confident if Aldawsari had been there.

[Alex077]

I don't know about this one. This is going to be very tough for him to find a club because he was in the ‘camel league’ for almost 3 years now and of course the competition he did face was just not as good as the English Premier League. So maybe if he even does find a club it is not going to be a very good one. Probably if he did stay in the English premier League and tried to find a bigger club at that time he would have found one. But he went to the Saudi league for the money and now as he has a lot of money he is trying to get back to the competitive Leagues once more. The problem is he did not look for an English premier League club when he was probably at his physical best. He still has time left in his career but he is not going to be as effective as he was at 25 in my opinion, but please do correct me if I am wrong on this.

[ITExpert]

First of all, it is important to understand that no matter how consistent Al Nasr has been this season they would still encounter or concede series of losses as a result of the strength of the opposing team that are seeking to disrupt and frustrate Al Nasr's ambition towards winning the Saudi professional league title this season.

I think the consistency of Al-Nassr of being good and being unbeaten definitely leads them to the winning zone. No doubt that they are doing the best even though there is no one of their calibre and stamina the way they are presenting themselves. They just make a lot of good improvements in their team which are really working to favour them in a grand way. The best thing is that they have the best players and in fact the world's classy players are serving the team. And the most important thing is that they are dedicated to win this season. And their dedication will play a key role in their great success. Cristiano Ronaldo is the main player of the team and there is no doubt in his skills and experience and he is really very willing to make a grand success possible for Al -Nassr.

[DiMarxist]

I think the consistency of Al-Nassr of being good and being unbeaten definitely leads them to the winning zone. No doubt that they are doing the best even though there is no one of their calibre and stamina the way they are presenting themselves. They just make a lot of good improvements in their team which are really working to favour them in a grand way. The best thing is that they have the best players and in fact the world's classy players are serving the team. And the most important thing is that they are dedicated to win this season. And their dedication will play a key role in their great success. Cristiano Ronaldo is the main player of the team and there is no doubt in his skills and experience and he is really very willing to make a grand success possible for Al -Nassr.

Al-Nassr’s consistency and unbeaten run are clear signs of a team that is serious about winning the title, even looking at when they are not at their absolute best in some matches, they still find a way to get results, which is a strong quality of champions. The improvements they have made in the squad are evident, especially in terms of balance and teamwork, and it is paying off positively and having world class players gives them a big advantage, not just in quality but also in mentality. Players with experience at the highest level understand what it takes to win over a long season. Cristiano Ronald influence is especially important, not only because of his goals, but also because of his leadership, and winning mindset. His dedication clearly motivates the entire team, and if Al-Nassr maintain this focus and consistency, they have a very strong chance of achieving great success this season.

[Nheer]

A strange schedule in the Saudi Arabian league this weekend with no matches at all. On December 25th, a holiday when leagues in other parts of the world are off, there are actually matches in Saudi Arabia. Even though the majority of the foreign players are non-Muslim. But the scheduling policy is not to have normal weekend matches; instead, they schedule games exactly on December 25th. The Saudi Arabian league schedulers are strange.

It's really strange to see that they got a fixture on the 25th of December, they shouldn't have done that they should have just given the christians the day off as it's a special day they need to respect their religion and at least move the games to the 26th which is on boxing day just as other leagues do it if they can't give them the whole week as holiday.

There are lots of foreign players that are Christians that plays in the Saudi league so they should have at least consider them and given a day break to spend with their family but then thinking of it again I think since football is just a 2hrs game I don't think there is anything wrong with playing a match, after the game all players can go on and spend the rest of the day with their families. They have about 20-22 hours to spend with their families so it's not as bad as we see it.

[puloweh555]

So far, i am personally very satisfied with their performance. Compared to last season, this squad has made a lot of progress and their chances of lifting the trophy this season are wide open. To be honest, i have high hopes that they can become champions, and that is not impossible, because they have fought hard, as can be seen from the statistics and points they have achieved so far. They just need to maintain consistency and prepare themselves better for the upcoming matches.

Exactly, the consistency is what they need at this point, if they drop on the consistency they may loose this chance they are already building to win the title this season.  I believe they are obviously going to keep to the title race as this is more like their only chance for them to win the title all the time they have attempted it.

Al nassr has been truly strong this season under Jesus. Al nassr truly plays as a team displaying a strong fighting spirit to achieve victory. Their goal scoring output has even improved which is what keeps Al nassr firmly at the top of the standings. Furthermore Al nassr boasts a squad that is nearly as strong across all lines. The arrival of Joe Felix is ​​a significant addition to Al nassr arsenal as his arrival has eased the burden on CR7. Since Felix arrival Al nassr attacking play has become even more solid.

So with al nassr squad depth and their current form there's no reason for al nassr not to win the title. While the season is still long and Al Hilal are continuing to pressure their 4 point lead in second place al nassr chances of winning the title are very high this season.

[Arenga pinnata]

Yes, perhaps what you said is not wrong, but I believe Al Nasr this season will look like Al Hilal in the previous two seasons, where it was very difficult to beat them. So with that in mind, I don't think it's impossible that Al Nasr will be undefeated this season. Because I think that's very possible, especially since Al Nasr's current performance is completely different from their performance in previous seasons.

So with that in mind, I'm personally quite optimistic that Al Nasr will definitely be able to win this season and it's also possible that they can win without losing. Because basically, currently, I don't think there is a team that is truly capable of beating Al Nasr convincingly. So with that in mind, I'm quite confident that Al Nasr can continue to win this time.

If Al-Nassr manages to win the title this season without losing a single game in the Saudi Pro League, it will not only be a huge success for the team, but also for the coach, Jorge Jesus, who has also achieved this feat at Al-Hilal. And Jorge Jesus will certainly become one of the best coaches for doing so.

At the moment, it does not appear that any club will be able to defeat Al-Nassr this season. However, it may not be easy to maintain this position. Starting from the middle of the season, many teams will adapt and may even improve their squads by taking advantage of the mid-season transfer window. I hope Al-Nassr maintains its consistency and sets a good record this season with Cristiano Ronaldo.

[Abdulzuruku01]

Good performance from Al Ahli, they defeated Al Shorta 5-0 in the AFC Champions League Elite. Al Ahli is currently ranked third in the group B with 13 points, they're playing a great game, especially with their victory today.

Al Hilal had a tough match against Sharjah Cultural Club, but they managed to win 1-0 with Nunez assist which Malcom converted to goal and helped them secured win. I'm happy Al Hilal got the late victory because winning is what matters, and now they still remain unbeaten, topping Group B with 18 points.