Al Hilal has the opportunity to regain the title of champion of the Saudi Football League and enhance its record, when it hosts Al Hazm, bottom of the standings, on Saturday at Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium in Riyadh in the thirty-first stage. Al Hilal needs one point in the four matches remaining until the end of the season to win the nineteenth title in its history and the fourth in the last five seasons, as it leads the standings with 86 points, 12 points ahead of its direct pursuer, Al Nassr, which is also nominated to win over its host, Al Akhdoo Fifteen, on Thursday at the opening of the stage. .
Al-Hilal, which can win the title before hosting Al-Hazm if Al-Nasr falters against Al-Akhdood, tweeted that it is out of the league in the league this season, as it has not tasted loss yet with a record of 28 wins, including 23 in a row, compared to two draws. It has the strongest attacking line with 91 goals, including 24 by Serbian Alexander Mitrovic, second on the scorers list, eight behind Portuguese international Al-Nasr striker Cristiano Ronaldo, and the strongest defense line, as it conceded only 19 goals.
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