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Alyana CarterThe heavy threat of relegation looms large over the two sides that occupy the lower and mid-lower sections of the Saudi Pro League standings. The 16th-placed home side Al-Fateh have delivered a deeply disappointing campaign to date, notching only 1 win, 3 draws and 6 losses from 10 league rounds to sit on 6 points, lingering dangerously on the relegation precipice with a win rate of just 10%. Their home defensive record is especially disastrous: they have gained a single point from 5 home fixtures, scoring only 3 goals while shipping 10 at an average of 2 per game, with no home wins registered at all this term. The 13th-ranked visiting side Al-Shabab hold a more stable standing, and the massive contrast between the two teams' recent competitive form as well as their respective home and away performances has made this clash far more tactically unpredictable than their close league positions would suggest. The host side’s abysmal home form has stripped them of all confidence even againAH
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Al-Fateh
1-3 Al-Shabab
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Rocco LambertiThe defensive fragility of Al-Fateh has been their most prominent flaw across this Saudi Pro League season so far. Across the first 10 matchdays, they have only notched 1 win, 3 draws and 6 losses, scoring 9 goals while conceding 20 at an average of 2 per game. They have yet to claim a single home win this term, with 5 home outings returning 0 wins, 1 draw and 4 losses, scoring a mere 3 goals and shipping 10 at their own ground. Their last home fixture ended in a 2-3 defeat to Al-Khaleej, where they went up 2-0 early before conceding three unanswered goals. That collapse laid bare their poor midfield control after taking the lead, as well as lapses in defensive concentration late in matches. There are still bright spots to note though. Their front three of Batna, Kenga and Haraslin have built up sharp, efficient link-up play recently. Batna has notched 4 league assists to date, while Kenga has bagged 3 goals for the side. Home form has long been a massive advantage for Al-Fateh, the loAHSPL
Al-Fateh
1-3 Al-Shabab
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Harry potter polarAl-Fateh’s form in the ongoing Saudi Pro League has been far from satisfactory. Across the opening 10 rounds, the side has registered just 1 win, 3 draws and 6 losses, with 9 goals scored and 20 conceded for an average of 2 goals shipped per game. Their lack of defensive solidity is by far their biggest issue. They are still chasing their first home win of the season after 5 home fixtures, which returned 1 draw and 4 losses, with only 3 goals scored and 10 conceded. Their last home match, where they surrendered a 2-0 lead to lose 2-3 to Al-Khaleej, exposed their problems of slipping in midfield control after going ahead, plus poor defensive focus in the closing stages of games. Still, the team has its positives. Their attacking trio of Batna, Kenga and Al-Harathleen have shown great synergy in recent matches: Batna has notched 4 league assists so far, while Kenga has scored 3 solid goals to boost their attacking output. The attacking trio of Batna, Kenga and Haraslin have shown impreO/USPL
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1-3 Al-Shabab
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