Saudi Arabia is looking for necessary points to revive its hopes of qualifying and a first win in four matches, when it visits Indonesia today, at the bottom of the third group in the sixth round, in the third round of the Asian qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup in football.
The “Green” team had returned with a goalless draw against Australia in the last round, and is in third place on goal difference behind Australia (six points), but with a large difference of points over Japan, which is on the verge of qualifying (13 points), and is a guest of fourth place China (six points). points).
It will be Saudi Arabia’s second match with returning French coach Herve Renard.
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