Saudi Football Pro League: Week 30 Schedule, Live Results & Scorers
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Check Leaders-Mena magazine's coverage of the Saudi Football League, Pro League matches of the 2024/2025 season.
Thursday 1 May 2025
19:00 Al-Riyadh vs. Al-Orobah
19:00 Al-Okhdood vs. Al-Wehda
21:00 Al-Fateh vs. Al-Shabab
Friday 2 May 2025
18:50 Al-Ettifaq vs. Al-Khaleej
19:05 Al-Fayha vs. Damac
21:00 Al-Qadsiah vs. Al-Kholood
Wednesday 7 May 2025
19:15 Al-Raed vs. Al-Hilal
19:25 Al-Ahli vs. Al-Taawoun
21:00 Al-Nassr vs. Al-Ittihad
All times are KSA time (GMT+3)
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