When Al Hilal plays Al-Taawoun on Sunday in the fifth round of the Roshan League in Riyadh, it will be a tough test for the team as it looks for its fifth straight victory.
Al Hilal outperformed Al Shabab by a goal margin in the first four stages thanks to some excellent achievements.
Due to injuries, Al Hilal will play without a number of its stars, including Salem Al-Dosari, Yasser Al-Shahrani, Ali Al-Bilahi, and Colombian Gustavo Cuellar, whose participation has not yet been confirmed.
He has won two matches, the most notable of which was against Al-Nasr, and tied in the same, so his partnership with Brazilian coach Shamuska is going well. He anticipates building on these positive achievements.
Leander Taramba of Cameroon, Alvaro Medran of Spain, Alejandro Romero Gamara of Paraguay, Samihan Al Nabet, and Fahd Al Rashidi are the team’s leading scorers.
When the kids visit Al-Fayha on the thirteenth at Al-Majmaa Sports City Stadium, they seek to build on their great start and win their fifth match in a row.
After managing to win four straight games without giving up a goal, the youth start is his strongest in many years.
After the return of its Argentine captain, Ever Banega, who missed the previous matches owing to a disciplinary sentence, the youth enter the encounter with full ranks.
Al-Fayhaa, on the other hand, is still a long way from the levels it reached when it won the King’s Cup last season, and he hopes that Sunday’s game will mark the start of a return to normal via the leader’s gate.
On Sunday, Abha will be hosted by Al-Fath at the bottom of the stage.
Al-Hilal and Al-Shabab will win for the seventh time straight.
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