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RIYADH: The World Cup moves a step closer next week with all four Arab participants taking part in friendly matches. Arab News has five talking points ahead of the crucial international break.
Al-Nassr on Thursday night defeated Al-Batin 4-0 to climb to third in the Roshn Saudi League table after four rounds of action.
RIYADH: The Saudi Football Association launched on Thursday the first edition of the Saudi Women’s Premier League, with the participation of 8 teams.
ROME: Saudi Arabia could host one of Italy’s premier soccer finals for the next seven years after a reported $138 million offer to secure rights and expand it to a four-team event. Sela Sport, a Saudi sports marketing firm, has tendered the proposal to Italy’s top league Serie A to host the Supercoppa until the 2028-29 season, reported the Milano Finanza newspaper. The competition was first held in Saudi Arabia in 2018, and is returning in January after a break caused by the pandemic.
RIYADH: Theeba Motorsport founder and Saudi racer Reema Juffali was thrilled to win Race One in the International GT Open in Austria but expressed her frustration that the team could not end the weekend on a high after being forced to retire in Race Two.
From a New Jersey teenage detention center to raising a boxing daughter to opening a boxing gym in Riyadh and training Saudi female boxers with the support of Princess Nouf, coach Lee Starks has come a long way in the last two decades.
Manchester United have a 'very good chance' of signing Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham next summer, according to journalist Florian Plettenberg.
TABUK: The torch of the Saudi Games 2022 arrived in the northwestern city of Tabuk on Tuesday, as part of its third promotional tour for Olympic sports in the Kingdom. The torch was received by Undersecretary of the Tabuk region, Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Haqbani, on behalf of Prince Fahd bin Sultan, governor of Tabuk, with the participation of members of the Tabuk Youth Council, and a number of local volunteers. The torch was paraded on the streets of Tabuk on Tuesday morning, from the historic Tabuk Castle and Ain Al-Sukkar, to Al-Raya Square, and then to the city, where it was carried by fencing champion Adel Al-Mutairi, boxer Lamis bint Faisal Al-Balawi, diver Mohammed Hammad Al-Balawi, camel sports commentator Nayef Al-Balawi, and architect Khalaf Al-Balawi.