Al-Hilal Saudi FC vs Al-Hazm Prediction & Betting Tips

Form tells two very different stories

Al-Hilal's recent record is about as strong as it gets. Across their last 20 matches in all competitions they've won 15, drawn 3 and lost just twice, scoring 45 and conceding only 16. Several of those wins have come by two, three or more goals, including a 6-0 away thumping of Al Taawon and a 5-1 win at Al Khaleej Saihat.

Al-Hilal Saudi FC: 20 completed matches; Al-Hazm: 20 completed matches.

Al-Hilal Saudi FC

20 matches

Win

75% 15 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

10% 2 / 20

Scored

45

Conceded

16

Difference

+29

Al-Hazm

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

25

Conceded

27

Difference

-2

Al-Hazm's picture is far more mixed. Their 20-match sample shows 8 wins, 4 draws and 8 losses, with goals for and against almost level at 25 and 27. The recent run has been shaky too, three defeats in four before a narrow home win over Al Taawon steadied things slightly.

Comparative Team Statistics: Al-Hilal Saudi FC vs Al-Hazm

History has been one-sided

Of the eleven meetings on record, Al-Hilal have won the vast majority, including a 9-0 scoreline back in 2023 and several other wins by three goals or more. Al-Hazm's only win in that stretch came in 2019, a 3-2 away success.

The two most recent meetings, in January and May this year, both finished 3-0 to Al-Hilal. It's a heavily lopsided record, though it's worth remembering that old results don't guarantee anything about how this particular game plays out.

The table backs up the form

Al-Hilal sit top of the Pro League after seven games, with 18 points from six wins and just one defeat. Their goal difference of plus 18 says everything about how comfortably they've been winning.

Al-Hazm are down in tenth with 8 points from two wins, two draws and three losses, and a negative goal difference having scored seven and conceded nine. It's a clear gap in league position and in underlying numbers.

That kind of gap in points and goal difference this early usually reflects a genuine difference in quality, not just luck.

Firepower up front, discipline questions at the back

Al-Hilal's goals have been shared around. Milinković-Savić has 4 in 7, Mandash and Watkins have chipped in too, and Martinelli has 3 goals in just 3 matches. Neves and Summerville have both been busy setting chances up as well, so there's no single player Al-Hazm can simply focus on shutting down.

Al-Hilal Saudi FC:

Best scorers:

S. Milinković-Savić - 4

Sultan Mandash - 3

O. Watkins - 3

Best assist providers:

Rúben Neves - 3

C. Summerville - 3

Sultan Mandash - 2

Al-Hazm:

Penalty cards:

Abdulrahman Al-Dakheel x 4

A. Ben Hmida x 3

On the Al-Hazm side, the standout note is discipline rather than attack. Al-Dakheel has picked up 4 yellow cards in 6 matches and Ben Hmida 3 in 6, which suggests a side that's had to defend under pressure and occasionally lose their discipline doing it.