Al Shamal vs Qatar SC Prediction & Betting Tips

Two very different recent runs

Looking across their last 20 matches in all competitions, Al Shamal have won nine, drawn five and lost six, scoring 38 and conceding 32. Qatar SC's equivalent sample reads five wins, seven draws and eight losses, with 32 scored and 37 let in.

Al Shamal: 20 completed matches; Qatar SC: 20 completed matches.

Al Shamal

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

38

Conceded

32

Difference

+6

Qatar SC

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

32

Conceded

37

Difference

-5

That's a broad mix of league, cup and continental fixtures rather than a single competition, so it's more a guide to general shape than a season record. Even so, Al Shamal's numbers are noticeably healthier across the board.

Al Shamal's underlying form looks sturdier than Qatar SC's over this period.

Comparative Team Statistics: Al Shamal vs Qatar SC

A long history with no clear pattern

There have been 18 recorded meetings between these two stretching back to 2013, and the results have swung both ways over that time. The most recent league clash in April 2026 went to Qatar SC away from home, 2-0, but Al Shamal had the better of an Emir Cup meeting just two months earlier, winning 2-1.

With wins, draws and losses scattered fairly evenly across the fixture's history, there's not much of a lean to draw from head-to-head alone.

History doesn't strongly favour either side here.

Early-season table, small sample

Only four league games are in the books so far. Al Shamal sit third with eight points from two wins and two draws, having scored ten and conceded six. Qatar SC are down in tenth with two points from two draws and two defeats, scoring four and shipping nine.

It's a promising start for Al Shamal and a slow one for Qatar SC, but with the fixture still a month away from this snapshot, there's time for both teams' form to shift before kickoff.

Al Shamal have the better early platform, though it's still very early to lean heavily on it.

Bounedjah setting the pace up front

B. Bounedjah has been Al Shamal's standout attacking threat, with three goals in four matches, and Moufak Awad has chipped in with two of his own. That gives Al Shamal a reasonably reliable source of goals heading into this one.

Al Shamal:

Best scorers:

B. Bounedjah - 3

Moufak Awad - 2

M. Omar - 1

Best assist providers:

M. Omar - 2

M. Ben Romdhane - 2

Penalty cards:

B. Bounedjah x 1 x 1

Moufak Awad x 3

Ahmad Al Saeed x 3

Qatar SC:

Penalty cards:

João Pedro x 2

N. Mason x 2

On the discipline side, several players from both squads have already picked up multiple yellow cards this season, including Awad and Ahmad Al Saeed for Al Shamal and João Pedro and N. Mason for Qatar SC. It hints at a fixture that could get a bit feisty, though none of this confirms who will actually be available come matchday.

Al Shamal's attack looks the sharper of the two right now, at least on the numbers available.