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

Form Guide

Al-Hilal have been in excellent domestic form, winning most of their last seven Pro League matches whether home or away, with the only blemish a 2-0 home defeat to NEOM. They also lost to Al-Gharafa in Asian Champions League action, though that's a separate competition. Big away wins, including a 6-0 thrashing of Al Taawon and a 5-1 win at Al Khaleej Saihat, show they've been scoring freely.

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

Al-Qadisiyah FC

20 matches

Win

65% 13 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

46

Conceded

25

Difference

+21

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-Qadisiyah have kept pace in their own right, winning most of their recent matches shown here, including away trips to NEOM and Al Diriyah. Their only loss in that run came at home to Al-Ittihad, and they drew 3-3 with Al-Ettifaq more recently.

Both sides go into this one full of confidence rather than carrying obvious form worries.

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

A History Short on One-Sided Results

The last four meetings between these two have produced three draws, including a 2-2 at Al-Qadisiyah back in January and another 2-2 the previous September. The most recent win for either side came in January 2025, when Al-Qadisiyah edged it 2-1 at home.

Further back the head-to-head is more mixed, stretching all the way to 2016, but that older history says little about how either side plays now. It's the recent draws that stand out as the clearer trend.

Where They Stand

Al-Hilal currently top the Pro League table with 18 points from seven games, built on six wins and just the one defeat. Al-Qadisiyah sit fourth on 16 points, having won five of their seven with a draw and a loss.

Just two points separate them despite the gap in position, which fits with how tight the recent head-to-head record has been.

Goals Spread Across the Squad

Al-Hilal's scoring has been shared around, with Milinković-Savić on four goals in seven appearances and support from Mandash, Watkins and Martinelli. Rúben Neves and Summerville have each set up three goals.

Al-Qadisiyah FC:

Best scorers:

M. Retegui - 4

Mohammed Abu Al Shamat - 3

J. Quiñones - 3

Best assist providers:

Mohammed Abu Al Shamat - 3

Musab Al Juwayr - 2

C. Bonsu Baah - 2

Penalty cards:

Musab Al Juwayr x 3

Nacho x 3

Mohammed Al Qahtani x 2

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-Qadisiyah have their own reliable source in Retegui, also on four goals in seven games, while Abu Al Shamat has chipped in three goals and three assists. A handful of their players, including Musab Al Juwayr and Nacho, have picked up multiple yellow cards this season.