Offside.win Saudi Pro League Al-Qadsiah v Al-Hilal
Al-Qadsiah v Al-Hilal
Our call
We looked at this match and did not find a call worth making. That can change as team news comes in: calls are looked at again every fifteen minutes until kick-off, so one can change or come down, and each closes when the match starts. the bet slip stays exactly as posted.
No call on Al-Qadsiah against Al-Hilal. There is a likely outcome here, but every bookmaker has it shorter than it deserves, so there is nothing to take.
Preview
Two sides doing the right things underneath the results, and Al-Qadsiah doing a little more of them. Al-Qadsiah have created the better chances in nine of their last ten games. On top of that, at home, they have made the better chances in all of their last five home games. Meanwhile, Al-Hilal have created the better chances in all of their last nine games. Whoever makes the better chances on the day takes this one.
Form
- Al-Qadsiah are unbeaten in six: five won, one drawn.
- Al-Hilal have won five, drawn none and lost one of their last six.
Head to head
16 meetings between them: Al-Qadsiah won one, Al-Hilal won 11, four were drawn. Last time: Al-Qadsiah 2–2 Al-Hilal, January 2026.
The table
Al-Qadsiah are 1st and Al-Hilal 2nd.
Expected line-ups
Al-Qadsiah: Koen Casteels, Gastón Álvarez, Nacho Fernández, Jehad Thakri, Christopher Baah, Mohammed Abu Al-Shamat, Julian Weigl, Musab Al Juwayr, Tijjani Reijnders, Julián Quiñones, Mateo Retegui.
Al-Hilal: Yassine Bounou, Moteb Al-Harbi, Kalidou Koulibaly, Hassan Tambakti, Mohammed Mahzari, Mohamed Kanno, Rúben Neves, Sergej Milinković-Savić, Crysencio Summerville, Ollie Watkins, Sultan Mandash.
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