Al-Hilal and Al-Nasr will try to complete their ranks before the awaiting Saudi League summit on May 17 in the 32nd round of the Roshen League for the 2023-24 season.
The suspension threatens 8 players to be absent from the derby if they receive a yellow card during the next 31 rounds, during which Al-Hilal meets his guest Packers on Saturday 11 May, while the groove receives his counterpart Al-Nasr on Thursday 9 May.
The Senegalese Kalidou Koulibaly, Brazilian Malcolm, Michelle Delgado, Saudi Ali Balehi and Saleh al-Shahri carry three yellow cards, the same number as Ali Lajami, Nawaf Bushel and Brazilian Alex Tillis in victory.
The fourth yellow card, which is suspended for one match, threatens five halalis and three Nasrawis, according to statistics on the website of the Saudi League League.
Al-Hilal leads the Saudi League championship table with 86 points, 12 ahead of Al-Nasr Club, with Al-Ahli third with 55 points, after 30 rounds of the life of the domestic competition, and Blue Capital is very close to capturing the title
In addition to leading the Saudi Roshin League, the “Leader” was able to win the title of the Diriyah Super Cup, as well as qualify for the final of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup, where a fiery summit awaits him in front of the traditional Al-Nasser Club on May 31.
On the continental level, the only crescent of the season was his Portuguese coach Georgie Jesus, when the capital club farewelled the Asian Champions League competition from the semi-finals, after losing to the Emirati Eye (5-4) on aggregate.
For his part, victory is almost impossible to compete for the Saudi League title this season, nor could Faris Najd go away in the Asian Champions League competition, after coming out of the last eight on penalties against the Emirati Eye.
In the Saudi Diriyah Super Cup, the Nasrawi team was knocked out of the semi-finals, after falling to the Al-Hilal team with two goals for one goal.
But the Assimi team has the chance to be crowned the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup, knowing that Portuguese coach Luis Castro was named King Salman Cup for the Arab clubs last summer.
