“Julián Quiñones broke the deadlock for Al-Qadsiah with a composed finish to make it 1-0, rewarding the hosts' early territorial dominance and setting the tone for the evening.”
Pivotal“Quiñones was involved in another dangerous moment just before half-time, underlining his threat and forcing Al Hazm's defence into further scrambled clearances as the hosts pushed for a second before the break.”
“Substitute Ali Abdullah Hazazi sealed the points four minutes from time, converting to make it 2-0 and putting the result beyond any doubt just 16 minutes after being introduced from the bench.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Al-Qadsiah were dominant from the first whistle, controlling 63% of possession and creating four big chances to Al Hazm's none in a performance that flattered their rivals' resistance. Julián Quiñones broke the deadlock inside 14 minutes, and while the hosts did miss two big chances themselves, Al Hazm's goalkeeper — who made four saves — was the only reason the scoreline remained tight for as long as it did. The match was largely settled as a contest well before Ali Abdullah Hazazi's 86th-minute tap-in made it two, a goal that arrived after Hazazi had been introduced as a substitute at the 70-minute mark — an immediate impact from the bench. For Al-Qadsiah, the result consolidates their league standing with a performance built on suffocating press, 521 passes completed at 86% accuracy, and an ability to deny Al Hazm any meaningful foothold in the game; for Al Hazm, five offsides and no shots on target across 90 minutes paint a bleak picture of an evening they will want to forget quickly.
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Al-Qadsiah enter this clash riding impressive form and sitting fourth in the Pro League, with plenty to play for as the season winds down. Al Hazm, anchored in mid-table, will look to be party-crashers at Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam. Expect a lively contest between a team chasing European ambitions and one fighting for pride.