Al-Hazem Vs Al-Nassr Tickets | Fixture Guide & Key Stats

Match & venue: Al-Nassr vs Al-Hazem, Sat, 21 Feb 2026, 10:00 PM, Al-Awwal Park Stadium, Riyadh
What to expect: Al-Nassr to control territory with width and late midfield runs; Al-Hazem to press in waves and look for quick counters and set-pieces.
Trend: Head-to-head leans toward Al-Nassr; Al-Hazem’s best moments typically arrive from restarts and second phases.
Tickets: Mobile-QR only. Lower sidelines and elevated corners sell fastest; buy in one checkout to keep groups together.

Two teams heading into a crucial February date in Riyadh with very different agendas. Al-Nassr chase points that keep a title push tidy and the mood buoyant. Al-Hazem arrive with a simple plan: be compact, survive the early pressure, and turn any loose ball or restart into an opportunity.

The gap in squad depth is clear, but one moment can tilt a match; that’s exactly what Al-Hazem will look to manufacture.

Venue: Al-Awwal Park, Riyadh

Location: Al-Mughrizat, Riyadh
Typical football capacity: ~25,000–30,000 depending on competition setup
Surface: Natural grass
Why fans like it: sightlines are close to the pitch, the noise carries well, and the lower sideline blocks provide a strong blend of view and atmosphere.

Seating & value picks

Best angles for goals/box entries: lower sideline blocks near each penalty area.
Value views: elevated corners – you see patterns without paying the central premium.
Entrance-pop seekers: if you enjoy walk-outs and team entrances, look for blocks aligned with the players’ tunnel side.

Form & patterns

Al-Nassr: Expect long spells with the ball, controlled tempo, and sudden acceleration into the half-spaces. They create volume via width and late central runs.
Al-Hazem: More effective when they keep distances tight and spring forward in two or three passes. Set-pieces (corners, long throws, free-kicks) remain their clearest route to chances.

If Al-Nassr score first, they tend to manage tempo well. If not, Al-Hazem gain belief and push numbers on restarts.

Tactics board

How Al-Nassr can hurt you

Width & overloads: full-backs step high, wingers invert, and midfielders arrive late.
Cut-backs: a staple; they reach the byline and square for runners.
Switches of play: quick diagonals relocate the attack to the weak side.
Restarts: deliveries into the corridor between six-yard and penalty spots.

Where Al-Hazem are dangerous

First pass forward: break lines quickly once possession is turned over.
Second-phase chaos: hunt the rebound after the initial duel.
Near-post corners: flick-ons to back-post runners.
Targeting transitions: especially when Al-Nassr’s full-backs are advanced.

Al Nassr vs Al Hazem — Head-to-Head snapshot

Recent meetings have tilted strongly toward Al-Nassr. Since late 2021 they’ve taken five wins with one draw, including a wild 4–4 in Riyadh that grabbed headlines. Away days in Buraydah have been productive for Nassr, with big scoring margins, while Hazem’s best result in the run was that high-octane draw where they nicked a late equaliser.

Last five results

25 Oct 2025 — Saudi Pro League: Al-Hazem 0–2 Al-Nassr.
23 Sep 2024 — King’s Cup: Al-Hazem 1–2 Al-Nassr.
29 Feb 2024 — Saudi Pro League: Al-Nassr 4–4 Al-Hazem.
02 Sep 2023 — Saudi Pro League: Al-Hazem 1–5 Al-Nassr.
23 Jun 2022 — Saudi Pro League: Al-Hazem 1–4 Al-Nassr.
26 Dec 2021 — Saudi Pro League: Al-Nassr 2–1 Al-Hazem.

Projected lineups (subject to confirmation)

Final XIs depend on fitness and coach selections; use this as a role-based guide.

Al-Nassr — likely 4-2-3-1 / 4-3-3

GK: Shot-stopper comfortable with feet
RB/LB: Attack-minded full-backs, overlapping to pin Hazem’s wingers
CBs: A ball-playing left-sider plus an aerially strong partner
DMs: One deep controller + one box-to-box presser
AM/Wingers: Creative 10 with two wide forwards who can cut inside
ST: Penalty-box leader whose movement drags the line and opens space

Key Al-Nassr profiles to watch

Central creator: finds pockets between lines, hits diagonals to the far post.
Wide finisher: times the back-post run for cut-backs.
Set-piece taker: quality on corners and direct free-kicks.

Al-Hazem — likely 4-4-2 / 4-2-3-1

GK: Commands area on crosses
Back four: Compact, narrow distances; full-backs time their overlaps
Double pivot: one disruptor, one first-pass progressor
Wings: hardworking outlets to carry counters
ST/SS: one to pin, one to chase channels and pick up second balls

Key Al-Hazem profiles to watch

Box threat: striker who attacks first contact in the six-yard area.
Set-piece aerial: primary target on corners.
Counter carrier: winger who turns defensive recovery into 30–40m breaks.

“If Hazem can disrupt the rhythm early, force errors in transition, they could crack the balance,” one tactical analyst suggests. “Nassr, on the other hand, will want to mobilize their width and punish vacant corridors.”

Al-Nassr vs Al-Hazem Tickets

🎟 Premium categories: lower sideline and central blocks will command premiums—especially if there’s local demand.
✅ Official vs resale: always use verified ticket outlets to avoid barcode issues and fraud.

FEB
21
2026

Al Nassr vs Al Hazem

22:00 | Al-Awwal Park Stadium, Riyadh

Past

💸 Value zones: Elevated corner and side blocks often give good views for less cost.
📢 Atmosphere: The north and east stands often host passionate fans—look for energy once Hazem start to press.

Ronaldo and Felix fire Al Nassr to a 2-0 victory! 💥| Powered by Toyota

Getting there & match-day logistics

Airport: King Khalid International (RUH).
Transport: ride-hailing (e.g., local apps), taxis, and match-day shuttles when announced.
When to arrive: 60–90 mins before kick-off is comfortable for scanning and finding your block.
What you can bring: keep items minimal; check standard stadium bag and camera rules.
Food & merch: expect kiosks for snacks, water/soft drinks, and team gear. Lines are shortest right after gates open or at halftime’s end.

How the game could flow

Opening quarter-hour: Al-Nassr establish field position; Hazem test their counter lanes.
Middle phase: If Al-Nassr haven’t scored, they add a second runner into the box; Hazem start to steal restarts higher up.
Final stretch: If Hazem trail by one, watch for a back-five switch and more direct service; Al-Nassr look to finish it in transition.

Micro-battles to watch

Nassr LB vs Hazem RW: does the wide 1v1 hold or will the double-team free the cut-back?
Hazem set-piece target vs Nassr zonal markers: first contact decides everything.
Second-ball duels in Zone 14: whoever hoovers the clearance owns the next chance.

Simple scouting checklist

Is Al-Nassr creating cut-backs? Expect a goal if yes.
Are Al-Hazem’s wide players escaping pressure? Counters are alive.
Who’s winning first contact on corners? That team has the higher xG on restarts.
Is the ref lenient on shoulder-to-shoulder? Favors direct runners and transition.