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Al-Hazem are currently trapped in a severe form slump ahead of this Saudi Pro League matchup. Their most recent away league fixture against Al Hilal saw them hold the hosts to a goalless first half, before conceding a second-half goal to end up on the wrong side of a 0-1 scoreline. Prior to that, they suffered a 2-3 home defeat to Al Fateh, which fully exposed massive loopholes in their defensive system. Across their past 10 matches across all competitions, Al-Hazem have only secured one single victory, which came against lower-ranked side Al Bukayriyah in the Saudi King's Cup. Their performance in the league is far more underwhelming, as they have gone winless for multiple straight rounds, failing to grab three points with either defeats or draws against teams including Neom SC and Al-Ahli Jeddah. Hasem has consistently struggled when facing strong opponents, with their team morale badly dented after a string of unsatisfactory results against higher-ranked sides. Their home form is faO/U
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The heavy threat of relegation looms large over the two sides that occupy the lower and mid-lower sections of the Saudi Pro League standings. The 16th-placed home side Al-Fateh have delivered a deeply disappointing campaign to date, notching only 1 win, 3 draws and 6 losses from 10 league rounds to sit on 6 points, lingering dangerously on the relegation precipice with a win rate of just 10%. Their home defensive record is especially disastrous: they have gained a single point from 5 home fixtures, scoring only 3 goals while shipping 10 at an average of 2 per game, with no home wins registered at all this term. The 13th-ranked visiting side Al-Shabab hold a more stable standing, and the massive contrast between the two teams' recent competitive form as well as their respective home and away performances has made this clash far more tactically unpredictable than their close league positions would suggest. The host side’s abysmal home form has stripped them of all confidence even againAHSPL
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