“Francisco Trincão breaks the deadlock with a well-taken finish after Al Ahli pressure had been building through Demiral and Galeno efforts.”
Pivotal“Trincão doubles his tally just after the restart, finishing from a chance created moments after Toney's effort was saved, effectively ending any hope of an Al Fateh comeback.”
Pivotal“Ivan Toney gets his name on the scoresheet, converting with an assist from Spertsyan to make it 3-0 and turn the match into a rout.”
Pivotal“Substitute Ziyad Al-Johani caps the demolition with a fourth goal after Al-Buraikan's header had been saved moments earlier.”
Outstanding performance

Al Ahli dominated from the opening whistle, racking up 62% possession and 17 shots to Al Fateh's five, and turned that control into goals with brutal efficiency. Trincão's two first-half-adjacent strikes either side of the break set the tone before Ivan Toney and substitute Ziyad Al-Johani piled on in the second half as Al Fateh's resistance collapsed entirely. The home side managed just one shot on target all match and could not create clear-cut chances despite committing 20 fouls trying to disrupt Al Ahli's rhythm, while Al Fateh's goalkeeper's six saves prevented an even heavier defeat. For Al Ahli, this is the kind of statement win that keeps them firmly embedded in the title conversation, while Al Fateh will need to regroup quickly after a result that exposes real gaps against top-tier opposition.
How entertaining was this match?
Winless Al Fateh, reportedly parting ways with their coach, host an inconsistent but talent-rich Al Ahli side desperate to arrest their own points-dropping habit. With history favoring Al Ahli but recent meetings tightly contested, this Friday night clash carries plenty of intrigue despite the table gap.