Al Kholood produced a surprise result on Saturday, 29 August 2026, defeating Al Ahli 3–1 in a Saudi Pro League Round 4 match played at Al Hazem Club Stadium in Ar Rass, Qassim Region.
The home win, staged at the venue also known as Ar-Rass Stadium, was a notable upset for Al Kholood against one of the league's higher-profile clubs. The three goals to one scoreline underlined a strong all-round performance in front of the home crowd.
Al Hazem Club Stadium serves as the home ground for both Al-Hazem SC and Al Kholood Club. The venue has a modest capacity, with reported figures ranging between roughly 5,100 and 8,000 seats depending on the listing, giving matches there an intimate, close-to-the-action atmosphere.
What it means for fans
For supporters planning to attend Al Kholood home fixtures, ticket pricing for standard Saudi Pro League matches generally remains accessible. Basic and general admission seats typically fall in the SAR 30–100 range, with many league fixtures priced around SAR 50–100 for standard seating.
Premium and sideline categories usually cost more, commonly between SAR 250 and SAR 600, while VIP and hospitality packages that include lounge and catering access can exceed SAR 1,500. Some listings for high-demand fixtures show significantly higher entry prices, so fans are advised to check availability and category details before booking.
The result adds intrigue to the early stages of the season and highlights the competitive depth of the Saudi Pro League beyond its biggest names, offering community football fans across the Kingdom another reason to follow the campaign closely.
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