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Al-Fayhaa and Al-Ettifaq defeat Damac and Al-Khaleej in the Saudi League

[03/05/2025 02:05]

RIYADH - SABA
Al-Fayhaa defeated Damac 2-1 in the 30th round of the Saudi Professional League.

With this result, Al-Fayhaa's points tally rose to 33, placing them in twelfth place, while Damac's tally rose to 31 points, placing them in thirteenth place.

In the 30th round of the Saudi Professional League, Al-Ettifaq defeated Al-Khaleej 2-1, raising Al-Ettifaq's points tally to 43, placing them in seventh place, while Al-Khaleej's points tally remained at 34, placing them in tenth place.