Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – This Thursday, Al-Ahli go clash with Al Ettifaq for the Saudi Pro League match wey dey happen at Prince Abdullah al-Faisal Stadium. The match set to kick off by 7 p.m. UK time, dey bring serious vibes, especially as Al-Ahli don just recently lift the AFC Champions League title for the first time in their history.

Al-Ahli don dey fire as dem just come back from dem victory against Kawasak Frontale wey make dem champions of the 2024-25 AFC Champions League. Dem beat the Japanese team 2-0 on May 3, and now dem don secure dem spot for di next season’s AFC Champions League Elite. However, with dem league position no get much to fight for again, Al-Ahli still wan end dis season on a high note.

Currently, dem dey third position in di league table with seven points behind di top two teams. Dis means say dem fit only aim for di third spot, dem dey work hard to make sure say dem end di season well. Their recent form don show improvement, as dem don achieve seven consecutive wins including home matches, no loss for dem past ten home games.

Al Ettifaq dey come for dis match with a more shaky form. Dem don win only two of dem last five league games, and dem no fit win di last two matches, wey saw dem draw one and lose another. The visitors dey sit for seventh place for di table and no get much to gain or lose as dem no fit overtake sixth-place Al-Shabab.

Al Ettifaq’s troubles dey clearer with dem lack of goals recently, dem no score for dem last two league outings. If dem no fit shake things up for dis match, dem go face wahala against a confident Al-Ahli team wey dey ride on di wave of their continental glory.

Al-Ahli dey face some injury issues, but dem still get key players wey dey ready to perform. Former Liverpool forward dey lead di attack, making strong impact with him assists and probable goals. For Al Ettifaq, dem still dey manage injuries for some of dem critical players, wey dey hinder their performance.

As dem prepare for dis crucial game, statistical analysis show sey Al-Ahli dey favorites to win, with latest predictions putting dem chances at over 84 percent, while draw stands at 15.8 percent, and Al Ettifaq na zero percent to win. Al-Ahli fans dey expect a strong performance, while Al Ettifaq go dey look for any opportunity to grab three points.

Di match go show who sabi play under pressure as dem teams dey battle for pride and respect, especially with di season dey wind down.