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Boki 2KAl-Fateh’s recent run of form has been wildly inconsistent, with the side struggling to string together positive results of late. Their latest league defeat laid bare their massive defensive flaws, as they surrendered a winning position to end up on the losing side. Across their last 10 outings, they have secured only 2 wins, with a lopsided 0-4 home loss to Al-Ahli SFC standing out as a particularly poor showing: their attack completely failed to click that day, while their backline was riddled with unaddressed vulnerabilities. They now host Al-Shabab at their home ground, and their ongoing issues in both the attacking and defensive phases leave them facing a very tough test to claim positive points from this fixture. The stark contrast between the two sides' recent competitive form and home-away performance gaps adds rich tactical intrigue to this Saudi Pro League clash. Both teams currently rank in the lower half of the league standings. Al-Hazem has delivered a deeply disappointiO/U
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1-3 Al-Shabab
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Rocco LambertiThe defensive fragility of Al-Fateh has been their most prominent flaw across this Saudi Pro League season so far. Across the first 10 matchdays, they have only notched 1 win, 3 draws and 6 losses, scoring 9 goals while conceding 20 at an average of 2 per game. They have yet to claim a single home win this term, with 5 home outings returning 0 wins, 1 draw and 4 losses, scoring a mere 3 goals and shipping 10 at their own ground. Their last home fixture ended in a 2-3 defeat to Al-Khaleej, where they went up 2-0 early before conceding three unanswered goals. That collapse laid bare their poor midfield control after taking the lead, as well as lapses in defensive concentration late in matches. There are still bright spots to note though. Their front three of Batna, Kenga and Haraslin have built up sharp, efficient link-up play recently. Batna has notched 4 league assists to date, while Kenga has bagged 3 goals for the side. Home form has long been a massive advantage for Al-Fateh, the loAHSPL
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1-3 Al-Shabab
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Maldini0000 Won 11/13The side’s dismal form across the ongoing season leaves them lingering deep in the relegation battle zone. Through the first 10 league rounds, they have notched only 1 win, 3 draws and 6 losses, scoring 9 goals while conceding 20 at an average of 2 per game. Their leaky backline is the biggest flaw holding the team back. They have yet to claim a single home win this campaign, with 4 losses and 1 draw across 5 home fixtures, netting a mere 3 goals and shipping 10 at their own turf. Their last home 2-3 loss to Sehat Al Khaleej was particularly telling: they went up 2-0 early before conceding three straight goals, laying bare their poor midfield control after taking the lead and lapses in defensive concentration late in matches. Still, there are bright spots to note. Their front three of Batna, Kenga and Haraslin have built sharp chemistry lately, with Batna notching 4 league assists and Kenga bagging 3 goals so far. Both of their two goals in the last match within the opening 60 minuteAHSPL
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