Al-Fayha

Al-Ittihad have averaged two goals per game at home this season, scoring three against Al-Hazm and two against Al-Nassr. In their four previous home matches against Al-Fayha, they have scored at least two goals on every occasion, recording 2-1, 3-0, 3-1, and 2-0 results. With G. Ilenikhena and S. Bergwijn sharing six goals between them, Al-Ittihad possess regular scoring threats against an Al-Fayha backline that has conceded nine goals in five matches.

Al-Ittihad hold an unbeaten league record through five matches, having collected 11 points and scored seven goals. Their historical record against Al-Fayha is commanding, winning all four previous home encounters and remaining undefeated across their past ten meetings overall. With Al-Fayha winless away from home in the league and allowing 1.8 goals per game overall, the home side holds a strong statistical edge across form, venue, and head-to-head metrics.

Al Kholood remain unbeaten across their four league fixtures this season, collecting eight points with eight goals scored. Al-Fayha have conceded seven goals in four league games, averaging 2.5 goals conceded per match at home. Furthermore, Al Kholood have avoided defeat in three of their four historical meetings with Al-Fayha, making the double chance in favor of the visitors well supported.

Both teams are winless in the league this season with just one point each, suggesting a closely matched contest. Al-Fayha have a solid historical head-to-head record when hosting Abha, claiming three wins and a draw from five home encounters. Combined with Abha conceding four goals without scoring in their only away league match so far, the double chance on Al-Fayha provides a well-supported hedge.

Al Taawon have maintained a strong record against Al-Fayha, avoiding defeat in 9 of their last 10 head-to-head fixtures (4 wins, 5 draws). Al-Fayha enter this match in poor league form with consecutive defeats and five goals conceded in two games. Backing Al Taawon on the Double Chance (Home or Draw) provides strong structural cover. Under 2.5 goals also aligns with the historic matchup trend, where 70% of the last 10 meetings finished below the 2.5 goal line.