The draw for the final price of the King’s Cup competitions resulted in the Jeddah Club in front of Al -Shabab, the leaders of the table in the Saudi League, which puts the Egyptian duo Ahmed Hegazy and Tariq Hamid in a difficult test.
A total of 16 Saudi Roshen League clubs will compete in the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup in 2022–2023.
On Tuesday night, the King’s Cup round of 16 draw was conducted, and it produced 8 competitive matchups, which we will summarise for you below:
Youth x Union – Al -Fayhaa × Gulf – Al -Fath × Al -Taie – Al -Hilal × Al -Itifaq – The pioneer × Al -Batin Dedicate x Unit -Cooperation x Abha Victory x Justice Al -Ahly Jeddah is absent with his South African coach Pittsu Mousimani from the King’s Cup, after falling to the first -class competitions.
It is significant that Al-Fayhaa Club is the last team to win the King’s Cup title, having defeated Al Hilal on penalties in the season’s last match to do so.
King’s Cup draw: Hegazy and Hamed are tasked with a challenging mission by Al-Ittihad
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