Al-Ahly and Zamalek face must-win matches in African Champions League
RIYADH: There is no such thing as an unimportant match if you happen to be a fan, player or coach of Al-Ahly and Zamalek, with their combined 15 African Champions League titles.
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5 things learned from Al-Hilal’s win over SPL leaders Al-Ittihad in latest Saudi Classico
RIYADH: Al-Hilal defeated Al-Ittihad 2-1 on Tuesday evening in Riyadh, a result that meant the leaders are starting to look over their shoulders despite maintaining a healthy lead in the Saudi Professional League.
Boost for Saudi Arabia’s hopes of staging 2027 AFC Asian Cup
LONDON: Saudi Arabia’s hopes of staging the 2027 Asian Cup have been boosted by last week’s decision of the Asian Football Confederation to give the country hosting rights to no less than five groups in the 2022 AFC Champions League.
International Women’s Day: Time for Arab female sports journalists to shine, break bias
RIYADH: International Women’s Day is a special occasion when the world is called upon to spread the message of gender equality.
Undertaker to crown illustrious career with induction into WWE Hall of Fame
RIYADH: WWE icon and legend The Undertaker is set to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on April 1 at American Airlines Center in Dallas as part of WrestleMania Week, in a ceremony that will be streamed live globally.
Saudi female volleyball players fired up for a future in sports
JEDDAH: A career in sport has become a reality for Saudi women and girls due to the country’s social reforms and also the grassroot efforts and energy of women seeking out those with the same sporting interest and growing a community around it.
Aramco Saudi Ladies International to host its first ever Ladies Day
RIYADH: The Aramco Saudi Ladies International has announced that it will be hosting its first ever Ladies Day on March 18 as part of the four-day $1 million tournament.
Saudi Classico offers Al-Hilal last chance to halt march of runaway leaders Al-Ittihad
RIYADH: One of football’s oldest adages is that, as a coach, you should never go back, and Al-Hilal fans were underwhelmed in February when Ramon Diaz returned to Riyadh for a second spell at the club.