Saudi Pro League 2026-27: fixtures, results, TV details and winners

The 2026-27 Saudi Pro League season began on Thursday, 13 August 2026 and is scheduled to finish on 29 May 2027, with defending champions Al Nassr again led by Cristiano Ronaldo.

The competition enters its latest campaign after significant growth in recent years and continued investment from clubs recruiting high-profile international players. Al Ahli, meanwhile, won the Asian title during the previous season.

The Saudi Pro League was also scheduled to attract worldwide attention after the Saudi Football Association, the Saudi Professional League and the First Division League awarded the domestic broadcasting rights to Thamanya Publishing and Distribution Company.

Thamanya holds exclusive rights in the Middle East and North Africa to the Saudi Pro League, King’s Cup, Saudi Super Cup and Saudi First Division from the 2025-26 season until 2030-31.

How to watch the Saudi Pro League

Thamanya provides online coverage of the 2026-27 Saudi Pro League through digital streaming packages and subscriptions on its website. The platform became available on 8 August 2025.

Free subscriptions are available exclusively for the forthcoming season, although they offer lower picture quality and fewer features than the paid packages.

Thamanya’s satellite details are:

– Satellite: Arabsat – Frequency: 11919 – Polarisation: Horizontal (H) – Symbol rate: 27500 – FEC: 3/4

The source material does not include a completed 2026-27 league standings table.

2026-27 Saudi Pro League fixtures and results

Round one

13 August: Abha 2-1 Al Hazem, Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Sports City; Al Shabab 3-1 Al Qadsiah, SHG Arena; Al Diriyah 1-0 Al Ahli, Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium. 14 August: NEOM 1-2 Al Fayha, King Khalid Sports City Stadium; Al Ettifaq 2-4 Al Riyadh, Al Ettifaq Club Stadium; Al Hilal 2-4 Al Faisaly, Kingdom Arena. 15 August: Al Taawoun 0-0 Al Khaleej, Al Taawoun Club Stadium; Al Ittihad 1-1 Al Kholood, Alinma; Al Nassr 0-3 Al Fateh, Al Awal Park.

Round two

20 August: Al Fayha 3-0 Al Hilal, Al Majma’ah. 21 August: Al Riyadh 4-0 Al Nassr, Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City; Al Hazem 1-0 Al Diriyah, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Faisaly 2-0 NEOM, Al Majma’ah; Al Qadsiah 1-0 Al Ittihad, Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium. 22 August: Al Fateh 1-0 Al Ettifaq, Tuwaiq Finance First Field; Al Kholood 2-3 Al Taawoun, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Khaleej 0-0 Al Shabab, Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium; Al Ahli 0-4 Abha, Alinma.

Round three

24 August: NEOM 2-0 Al Qadsiah, King Khalid Sports City; Al Ittihad 2-3 Al Hazem, Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Sports City. 25 August: Abha 1-1 Al Khaleej, Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Sports City; Al Taawoun 0-0 Al Fayha, Al Taawoun Club Stadium; Al Ettifaq 3-2 Al Nassr, Al Ettifaq Club Stadium; Al Shabab 3-3 Al Riyadh, SHG Arena. 26 August: Al Faisaly 1-1 Al Fateh, Al Majma’ah Sports City; Al Diriyah 1-1 Al Kholood, Al Awal Park. 1 September: Al Hilal 0-3 Al Ahli, Kingdom Arena.

Round four

28 August: Al Riyadh 0-1 NEOM, Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City; Al Fayha 2-3 Abha, Al Majma’ah; Al Khaleej 5-1 Al Hilal, Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium; Al Nassr 1-2 Al Taawoun, Al Awal Park. 29 August: Al Kholood 1-3 Al Ahli, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Ettifaq 3-0 Al Diriyah, Al Ettifaq Club Stadium; Al Fateh 0-0 Al Ittihad, Tuwaiq Finance First Field. 30 August: Al Hazem 1-1 Al Shabab, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Qadsiah 1-3 Al Faisaly, Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium.

Round five

3 September: Al Fayha 2-2 Al Kholood, Al Majma’ah; NEOM 0-3 Al Khaleej, King Khalid Sports City Stadium; Al Diriyah 2-0 Al Qadsiah, Al Awal Park. 4 September: Abha 1-0 Al Ettifaq, Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Sports City Stadium; Al Shabab 2-0 Al Hilal, SHG Arena; Al Ahli 0-5 Al Riyadh, Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Stadium. 5 September: Al Faisaly 0-0 Al Hazem, Al Majma’ah; Al Taawoun 0-0 Al Fateh, Al Taawoun Club Stadium; Al Ittihad 2-1 Al Nassr, Alinma.

Round six

7 September: Al Khaleej 0-0 Al Riyadh, Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium; Al Hilal 2-0 NEOM, Kingdom Arena. 8 September: Al Ettifaq 0-0 Al Faisaly, EGO; Al Hazem 0-1 Al Taawoun, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Ittihad 1-2 Al Fayha, Alinma; Al Qadsiah 2-3 Al Ahli, Al Khobar. 9 September: Al Kholood 1-2 Al Shabab, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Fateh 2-1 Al Diriyah, Tuwaiq Finance First Field; Al Nassr 1-2 Abha, Al Awal Park.

Round seven

11 September: Al Qadsiah 3-3 Al Ettifaq, Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium; Al Faisaly 3-1 Al Ittihad, Al Majma’ah; Al Ahli 1-3 Al Hazem, Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Sports City. 12 September: Al Taawoun 6-0 Al Hilal, Al Taawoun Club; Al Khaleej 1-1 Al Nassr, Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium; Al Shabab 0-0 Al Fayha, SHG Arena. 13 September: NEOM 2-4 Al Fateh, King Khalid Stadium; Al Riyadh 0-2 Al Kholood, Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City; Al Diriyah 0-0 Abha, Al Awal Park.

Round eight

9 October: Al Kholood 5-0 Al Qadsiah, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Fateh 4-0 Al Ahli, Tuwaiq Finance First Field; Al Nassr 0-3 Al Diriyah, Al Awal Park. 10 October: Al Hazem v NEOM, Al Hazem Club Stadium; Al Ettifaq v Al Khaleej, Al Ettifaq Club Stadium; Al Hilal v Al Ittihad, Kingdom Arena. 11 October: Al Fayha v Al Riyadh, Al Majma’ah Sports City; Abha v Al Faisaly, Damac Club Stadium; Al Shabab v Al Taawoun, SHG Arena.

All times are Saudi Arabia time, with the corresponding UAE time listed one hour later in the original schedule.

Saudi league winners

Al Hilal lead the historical honours list with 19 titles. Al Ittihad and Al Nassr have won 10 each, followed by Al Shabab with six, Al Ahli with three, Al Ettifaq with two and Al Fateh with one.

Al Hilal’s championships came in 1976-77, 1978-79, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1987-88, 1989-90, 1995-96, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2004-05, 2007-08, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22 and 2023-24.

Al Ittihad won in 1981-82, 1996-97, 1998-99, 1999-02, 2000-01, 2002-03, 2006-07, 2008-09, 2022-23 and 2024-25. Al Nassr’s titles came in 1974-75, 1979-80, 1980-81, 1988-89, 1993-94, 1994-95, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2018-19 and 2025-26.

Al Shabab won in 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 2003-04, 2005-06 and 2011-12. Al Ahli’s titles were secured in 1977-78, 1983-84 and 2015-16, while Al Ettifaq triumphed in 1982-83 and 1986-87. Al Fateh’s only championship came in 2012-13.