How to buy Al Ahly v Al Nassr tickets: prices, sales and match guide

Al Ahly’s Saudi Pro League meeting with Al Nassr is one of the division’s biggest fixtures, with Cristiano Ronaldo leading the visitors’ attack against an Al Ahly side packed with high-profile players.

The match regularly produces a high-quality contest and a lively atmosphere, while demand for tickets is expected to be strong. Supporters looking to attend can buy through official club ticketing platforms, with secondary-market options available if the initial allocation sells out.

Where to buy Al Ahly v Al Nassr tickets

Official tickets are released through the main ticketing platforms connected to the home club, including Webook.

Given the size of both clubs’ fanbases and the demand from official club members, tickets for general sale on primary platforms often sell out soon after release.

Fans who miss the first allocation can turn to Grintahub, where tickets may still be listed after the official supply has been exhausted.

How much do tickets cost?

Standard general-admission tickets sold through the clubs’ primary ticketing channels typically start at about 20 Saudi riyals and rise to 50 Saudi riyals for regular seats behind the goals.

Prices can increase to 150 Saudi riyals or more for premium central areas, depending on their position inside the stadium.

On secondary platforms such as Grintahub, the cheapest available tickets start at about 185 Saudi riyals for standard seats. Prices vary according to the category of seat and the level of demand in the market.

Recent form

Al Ahly arrive with an inconsistent record, having won two, drawn one and lost two of their past five matches.

Their most recent results included a 2-1 defeat by Mamelodi Sundowns in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup and a 3-2 loss to Al Qadsiah in the Saudi Pro League.

There have also been notable attacking performances. Al Ahly scored five without reply against Al Riyadh and beat Al Hazem 3-1 in domestic competition, underlining their ability to find the net regularly when conditions suit them.

Al Nassr have also won two of their last five games, but have suffered two defeats and recorded one draw during that run.

Their heaviest setback was a 4-0 loss to Al Ain in the AFC Champions League Elite. They also drew 1-1 with Al Khaleej in the league and were beaten 2-1 by Al Ittihad.

The club’s two victories in that period came against Abha and Al Taawoun, with both matches ending 2-1.

Head-to-head record

Al Nassr won the latest meeting between the teams, beating Al Ahly 2-0 at home in the Saudi Pro League in April 2026.

The overall record across the past five encounters is closely balanced, with both clubs recording victories and one match ending in a draw.

Both teams have scored consistently in that sequence, and neither has established clear dominance over the other in recent seasons.