Neom SC secured a 4–2 home win over Al Fateh at King Khalid Sport City Stadium in Tabuk on Sunday, 13 September 2026, in Round 7 of the 2026–2027 Roshn Saudi Pro League. The match kicked off in the late afternoon, local time.
Alexandre Lacazette led the way with two goals for Neom, while Amadou Koné and Valentín Vada added one each to complete the scoring. Al Fateh replied through Mourad Batna and Wilfried Kanga, but the visitors were unable to close the gap.
The fixture was staged at King Khalid Sport City Stadium, the current home of Neom SC, which has a listed capacity of around 20,000 and a natural grass pitch.
What fans should know
Tickets for Saudi Pro League matches are typically sold through official club and league online platforms, with match-day access handled via Saudi digital identity and event-access applications. Many fixtures are now e-ticket only, using QR codes tied to the buyer's mobile number and national ID or iqama. Fans should carry valid government-issued ID for entry, as bags are searched and restricted items such as large flags, professional cameras and outside food and drink are not permitted.
Standard ticket prices at major stadiums in 2026 generally range from about 40–60 SAR for standard seats, 80–150 SAR for premium central stands, and 200–400 SAR or more for hospitality categories, depending on the club, opponent and dynamic pricing. Gates usually open 1.5 to 2 hours before kickoff, and fans are advised to arrive at least 60 minutes early to clear security. Inside the stadium, bottled water and soft drinks typically cost 8–12 SAR, coffee or tea 15–25 SAR, and fast-food items 20–40 SAR.
The result adds momentum to Neom SC's campaign and offers local fans in Tabuk another top-flight match to follow at home.
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