Al Hazem v Al Nassr: Ticket prices, match details and latest head-to-head record

Al Hazem host Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League on Thursday, 5 November 2026, with tickets available through official club channels and secondary-market platforms.

The match will take place at Al Hazem Club Stadium in Ar Rass. The fixture has produced several high-scoring encounters in recent seasons, although the latest meeting ended emphatically in Al Nassr’s favour, with a 4-0 victory in February 2026.

The most recent five meetings show Al Nassr winning four times. Those victories include a 5-1 away win in September 2023 and a 2-0 success at Al Hazem in October 2025.

The only exception during that run was a memorable 4-4 draw at Al Nassr in February 2024. It remains the sole match in the sequence in which Al Hazem avoided defeat.

How to buy tickets

Supporters can first check the official ticket portals and websites of the clubs involved, particularly the home club when it is hosting the match. These channels usually release standard tickets in the days before fixtures, including games such as Abha v Al Shabab.

If the official allocation sells out, secondary ticketing platforms such as Ticombo may list general-admission tickets. These services allow supporters to buy and sell tickets for upcoming Saudi Pro League matches after the primary supply has been exhausted.

Ticket prices

Prices depend on whether a ticket is purchased directly from the club or through a resale marketplace.

Official club prices are listed in the following ranges:

– General admission or standard seats: 10 to 30 Saudi riyals – Category 1 or premium side-view seats: 50 to 100 Saudi riyals – Executive and hospitality packages: 250 to 600+ Saudi riyals, depending on the host club and stadium facilities

On secondary platforms, prices are determined by demand. Typical listings include:

– Upper-tier resale or general admission: 240 to 600 Saudi riyals – Lower-tier or touchline-view seats: 600 to 1,600+ Saudi riyals – VIP resale and premium hospitality packages: 1,800 to 7,500+ Saudi riyals

Current form

Al Hazem have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats in their past five matches in all competitions. Their latest game ended in a 3-1 Saudi Pro League defeat by Al Ahli, while they also lost 3-2 to Al Ittihad during that spell.

The side drew 0-0 with Al Faisaly and 1-1 with Al Shabab, results which showed defensive resilience but also highlighted the goals they have conceded. Their only victory in that run was a 1-0 win against Al Taawoun.

Al Nassr have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five matches. Their heaviest setback was a 4-0 defeat by Al Ain in the AFC Champions League Elite, exposing defensive weaknesses at the highest level.

In the league, Al Nassr drew 1-1 with Al Khaleej and lost 2-1 to Al Ittihad. However, successive 2-1 victories over Abha and Al Taawoun demonstrated their ability to secure results when required.