Al Ittihad 3–2 Al Hazem: Match Report — Saudi Pro League
SokaLive
24 Aug 2026, 21:00
Al Ittihad weathered a fierce late storm from Al Hazem to secure a pulsating 3-2 victory in a Saudi Pro League thriller on Monday, 24 August 2026. The hosts stamped their authority on the contest early on, dominating possession and carving open the opposition backline with trademark attacking flair. However, the visitors refused to roll over at the King Abdullah Sports City, turning what initially looked like a comfortable night for the Jeddah giants into a white-knuckle ride that kept the supporters on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.
The Tigers appeared to be cruising toward a routine three points after a masterclass in clinical finishing saw them build a commanding lead either side of the interval. Al Ittihad’s midfield engine room dictated the tempo, orchestrating waves of pressure that eventually cracked Al Hazem’s stubborn defensive rearguard. Yet, the Saudi Pro League is renowned for its unpredictable drama, and Al Hazem ignited a stunning late resurgence, clawing their way back into the fixture with two sharply executed goals that sent shockwaves through the stadium and turned the match on its head.
With the momentum firmly shifting and Al Hazem pressing for an unlikely equaliser, Al Ittihad’s championship credentials were put to the ultimate test in a breathless closing period. The hosts ultimately dug deep into their reserves of experience and resilience, slamming the door shut on any hopes of a dramatic comeback to claim all three points. This hard-fought 3-2 triumph not only cements Al Ittihad's early-season ambitions but also serves as a stark reminder of the relentless competitive standards on display in top-flight Saudi football.
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