Al Raed vs Al Fayha Preview: Team News & Prediction
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Al Raed begin this weekend’s round of fixtures sitting tucked inside the bottom three and the relegation places ahead of now facing a poor Al Fayha side that are hovering just above.
Kick-off date/time: Saturday 15th February, 2025: UK – 3:30pm / US ET – 10:30am / US PT – 7:30am
How to watch on TV: UK – DAZN have the rights to show three Saudi Pro League games per week in the UK, so it is worth checking their schedule / US – Some Saudi Pro League matches will be televised on Fox in the US, so it is worth checking their schedule
How to watch online: UK – If DAZN are televising this match, it can be streamed live to subscribers on DAZN’s digital platforms / US – If televised, this match can be streamed on Fox’s digital platforms, while Fubo subscribers can also stream certain Saudi Pro League matches live
Al Raed Team News: Hazazi suspension
Al Raed are dealing with a few injury issues ahead of this one but they are also without Sulaiman Hazazi as he deals with suspension. As well as the absence of Hazazi, they have key men such as Ayoub Qasmi and Andre Moreira missing through injury.
Predicted XI (3-5-2): Sunyur; Normann, Al Rajeh, Al Jayzani, Al Yousef, Al Subaie; N. Hazazi, Abeid, Al Amri; Sayoud, Bouzok
Unavailable: Moreira (Injured), Qasmi (Injured), Hawsawi (Injured), S. Hazazi (Suspended), Fouzair (Injured)
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Al Fayha Team News: Fully fit
Al Fayha have a fully fit and available squad for this weekend’s trip to the capital city to face Al Raed with no fresh injury concerns or suspension issues so they will be able to name an unchanged eleven for this one.
Predicted XI (3-4-2-1): Orlando Mosquera; Al Sahafi, Smalling, Al Rashidi; Al Baqawi, Al Beshe, Shukurov, Abdi; Alejandro Pozuelo, Sakala; Roberto Lopez
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Al Raed vs Al Fayha Prediction
Al Raed come into this one on the back of a 2-0 defeat to high flying Al Qadsiah in their most recent outing last week with a first-half stoppage-time goal scored by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and a second-half stoppage-time goal scored by Julian Quinones. The home team have now suffered eight successive defeats in the Saudi Pro League. They now face an Al Fayha side that have been much-improved since the winter break and have climbed out of the bottom three and the relegation places but they still have managed just three wins in their 19 games so far this season. However, despite their generally indifferent form, they do appear slight favourites for this one.
Al Raed vs Al Fayha Tip: Double chance – Al Fayha to win or draw
