The King Salman Cup is a lifeline for the Saudi Premier League

The top league of the Saudi league enters a fierce battle for the title of guardian of the two holy mosques through easy clashes in the 64th round.

Al-Hilal is scheduled to meet Al-Hilal on Saturday, while Al-Ahly will face Riyadh on the same day, Al-Nasr and Al-Jandal also face Al-Nasser on Thursday, while Al-Ittihad will meet Jubail on Friday. .

Al Hilal hopes to exploit his uprising in the Saudi professional league and finish his career to regain the title missed last season after his departure for Qadisiya in the role of 16 years.

The leader of Saudi Arabia begins his way in the cup of the goalkeeper of the two holy mosques and occupies the top of the Saudi ranking with 36 points.

Al-Ahly, who has been crowned 13 times by the king, is looking to regain his balance against Riyadh after a series of disappointing results in the recent championship led by Argentine coach Pablo Guidi.

Al-Ahli plays his first match in the King's Cup and is fifth in the Saudi league with 24 points. The results have dropped in a frightening fashion in recent weeks after the defeats against Al Hilal, the unit and the youth then equalize against Al-Fayhaa and Al-Raed.

Team Al Ittihad will meet Al-Jubail in hopes of regaining the winning streak he has missed in the Saudi league since the start of the season, where he has only managed one win against the three goals marked.

The oldest Saudi club, Al Ittihad, had a difficult time and a real crisis that earned him a 15th place with the last six points.

Al-Nasr also starts an easy match against Al-Jandal and fears the surprises of the championship, all the more so as he is about to change the technical team led by the Portuguese Helder Cristafo after the team put its foot in the table of the goals of the championship standings with 33 points.