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SAUDI ARABIA, 2026/27
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The season at a glance

The fifth season of the Saudi Women's Premier League: eight clubs, home and away, from September to May, with tickets for every match on this page.
Season
10 September 2026 – 12 May 2027
Clubs and matches
8 clubs · 56 matches · 14 rounds
Cities
Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar, Al Qatif, Al Madinah
Tickets
From SAR 10 a match
Standings
Season 2026/27 · live from the federation, updated after every round

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Club

P

W

D

L

GD

Pts

1

Al Qadisiyah

4

4

0

0

+18

12

2

Al Hilal

4

3

0

1

+15

9

3

Al Nassr

4

3

0

1

+8

9

4

Al Ittihad

4

3

0

1

+7

9

5

Al Ahli

4

1

1

2

-10

4

6

AlUla

4

1

0

3

-1

3

7

NEOM

4

0

1

3

-9

1

8

Al Taraji

4

0

0

4

-28

0

Clubs

Where every club stands and who they play next

Al Qadisiyah

Based in Al Khobar, Al Qadisiyah scored 55 goals last season, as many as champions Al Nassr, and finished fourth.

Al Hilal

The Riyadh club finished fifth in 2025/26 and meet Al Nassr in the Capital Derby.

Al Nassr

The Riyadh club have won all four Saudi Women's Premier League titles so far, losing just once on the way to the 2025/26 crown.

Al Ittihad

Al Ittihad from Jeddah finished third in 2025/26 and face city rivals Al Ahli in the Sea Derby.

Al Ahli

Jeddah's Al Ahli were runners-up last season and play El Clásico against Al Nassr.

AlUla

AlUla play their home matches in Al Madinah and finished sixth last season.

NEOM

NEOM are in their second Premier League season after winning promotion from the First Division in 2024/25.

Al Taraji

Al Taraji from Al Qatif are back in the Premier League after winning the 2025/26 First Division.

Players to watch

Premier League stars, season 2026/27

Léa Le Garrec

A French midfielder at Al Qadisiyah, Léa Le Garrec was named best player of 2025/26 after scoring 12 goals and setting up 13.

Ibtissam Jraïdi

Moroccan forward Ibtissam Jraïdi scored 14 goals for Al Ahli in 2025/26 and made the Team of the Season.

Naomie Kabakaba

Al Ahli winger Naomie Kabakaba from DR Congo scored 13 goals last season and set up 13 more.

Asisat Oshoala

Nigerian forward Asisat Oshoala scored 12 goals for Al Hilal in 2025/26.

Kheira Hamraoui

Kheira Hamraoui, a France international, plays in attacking midfield for Al Hilal.

Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir

Iceland international Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir plays in midfield for Al Qadisiyah.

Ashleigh Plumptre

Nigeria international defender Ashleigh Plumptre captained Al Ittihad in 2025/26.

Amel Majri

France international Amel Majri plays on the wing for AlUla.

2025/26 champions: Al Nassr

A fourth title in a row for Al Nassr: 13 wins from 14 matches and 39 points, ahead of Al Ahli (27) and Al Ittihad (26).

Top scorer: Clara Luvanga (Al Nassr), 24 goals.

Most assists: Naomie Kabakaba (Al Ahli) and Léa Le Garrec (Al Qadisiyah), 13 each.

The season in numbers: 56 matches, 247 goals and 4.41 goals a match.

Before you go

Gates open 90 minutes before kick-off. Kick-off times vary from match to match, so the time printed on your ticket is the one that counts.

Photo ID is required for every ticket holder over the age of 12, together with your mobile ticket. Have both ready at the turnstile to keep the queue moving.

Not permitted inside the stadium: professional cameras, outside food and drink, and flags on poles.

Family sections are available in every stadium — blocks C and D. If you are coming with children, these are the calmest blocks in the ground.

Free parking at gates 3 and 7. Arrive around 45 minutes early — the approach roads fill up close to kick-off.

By metro: the metro runs to the stadium in Riyadh and Jeddah.

By taxi: taxi and ride-hailing drop-off is at gate 1.

Other competitions

Every Saudi women's competition, ticketed by Platinumlist
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Saudi Girls' U-17 Premier League

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Saudi Women's First Division League

Saudi Women's First Division League

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SAFF Women's Cup

SAFF Women's Cup

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10 September 2026. The season opens with Al Nassr against NEOM at Al Nassr Club Stadium in Riyadh, kick-off 20:30. The opening round is four matches spread over three evenings, 10–12 September. The last match of the season is 12 May 2027.

14 rounds and 56 matches, from September to May. It does not run continuously: the season comes in 5 blocks, with breaks of 33, 61, 33 and 33 days between them. The longest break is 61 days, over the winter.

Evenings, always. Every one of the 56 matches starts between 17:25 and 22:00 — there are no daytime fixtures this season. Kick-off times vary match to match, so the time on your ticket is the one that counts.
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