Al-Nassr v Al-Kholood: ticket prices, booking options and key Saudi Pro League details

Al-Nassr will host Al-Kholood in the Saudi Pro League on Thursday, 29 October 2026, with the match taking place at Al-Awwal Park in Riyadh.

The hosts have the better recent record in this fixture, winning three and drawing one of their past four meetings in all competitions. Their latest encounter came in January 2026, when Al-Nassr secured a convincing 3-0 victory away from home.

How to buy tickets

Supporters looking to attend the match have several options, beginning with the official sales channels. Tickets are usually available through Al-Nassr’s official ticketing portal, Victory Arena, or via the Saudi Pro League’s official match page.

Al-Nassr also offers season-membership packages for fans intending to attend several home fixtures. These packages provide seats for the club’s home matches throughout the season.

If the official allocation sells out, supporters may be able to find general-admission tickets through secondary ticketing platforms such as GrintaHub. These services allow fans to buy and sell tickets for upcoming Saudi Pro League games after the initial club allocation has been exhausted.

Ticket prices

Prices vary according to the sales channel and the location of the seat inside Al-Awwal Park.

Standard tickets bought through the official club channels can start at 15 Saudi riyals for the most basic seating categories. Regular tickets and lower-category seats generally cost between 37 Saudi riyals and 150 Saudi riyals, depending on their exact position in the stadium.

On secondary platforms such as GrintaHub, tickets are priced according to demand. Listings range from 35 Saudi riyals to 250 Saudi riyals, while premium seats, hospitality options and sections with higher demand can cost considerably more.

Form before the match

Al-Nassr go into the fixture with two wins, one draw and two defeats from their last five matches. Their most recent result was a heavy 4-0 defeat by Al Ain in the AFC Champions League Elite, following a 1-1 league draw with Al-Khaleej.

Across those five games, Ange Postecoglou’s side scored seven goals and conceded nine, reflecting the defensive vulnerability that has emerged during the season.

Al-Kholood arrive with two wins, one draw and one defeat in their last five matches. They last played out a 2-0 loss to Al-Riyadh, but had previously beaten Al-Shabab 2-1 and defeated Al-Ahli 3-1 earlier in that run.

Scott Buckingham’s team scored seven times and conceded eight goals across those five matches, underlining their open and competitive style rather than a consistently strong defensive record.

Head-to-head record

Al-Nassr’s recent dominance is clear. In the four recorded meetings between the clubs, they have scored 11 goals to Al-Kholood’s four.

The only occasion in that sequence when Al-Kholood avoided defeat came in October 2024, when the sides drew 3-3 at Al-Kholood.