0 – 5
“Tijani Reijnders fires home from close range, assisted by Mateo Retegui, to give Al-Qadsiah an early lead.”
Pivotal“Christopher Bonsu Baah doubles the lead after a blocked effort from Aljuwayr and a corner, assisted by Julian Quinones.”
Pivotal“Musab Fahz Aljuwayr adds a third before halftime, assisted by Mohammed Abu Al-Shamat, putting the result beyond doubt.”
Pivotal“Iker Kortajarena saves a penalty, but Al-Qadsiah regroup quickly and Mateo Retegui finishes the rebound situation to make it 4-0, assisted by Quinones.”
Pivotal“Julian Quinones converts a stoppage-time penalty to complete the 5-0 scoreline after Coba da Costa picks up a yellow card for arguing.”
Outstanding performance

Al-Qadsiah were ruthless from the opening whistle, scoring inside four minutes through Tijani Reijnders and never letting Al Kholood settle. Christopher Bonsu Baah doubled the lead soon after, and Musab Fahz Aljuwayr's effort just before the break made it 3-0, turning the game into a formality by halftime. The visitors controlled 61% of possession and created eight big chances to Al Kholood's four, with Mateo Retegui and Julian Quinones combining repeatedly to stretch the home side's defense even after a missed penalty midway through the second half. For Al Kholood, sitting in the relegation zone, this is a damaging result that exposes deep defensive issues, while Al-Qadsiah's statement win keeps them firmly in the title conversation heading into their next fixture.
How entertaining was this match?
Al Kholood look to bounce back on home soil against a red-hot Al-Qadsiah side that has dominated this fixture in recent meetings. With the visitors unbeaten in six and sitting fourth, while the hosts try to defend their perfect home record, this Ar-Rass clash carries plenty of intrigue in the Pro League's middle-table scrap.