Al-Hilal was crowned the Saudi Professional League for the 19th time in its history, beating the al-hazm on Saturday night, with a score of 4-1, as part of the 31st round of the Saudi Professional League.
The “leader” raised his balance to 89 points at the top of the Rosen League standings, while the package balance froze at 20 points in last place.
Al-Hilal continued his Pro League winning streak for the 24th consecutive match, avoiding defeat in 31 rounds so far.
Aleksandar Mitrovic (p. 15 and 3 + 45), Ahmed Al-Jawad (p. 39) and Sergej Milinkovic Savic (6 + 45) scored the crescent quartet.
In contrast, two-pack records each of Fayez Silimani (Q34)
The first half saw the al-hilal take full control of possession and the run of play by transferring the ball right and left and sending crosses from the right and left fronts.
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The al-hazm defences managed to avoid al-hilal attacks within the first minutes, before Serbia’s Aleksandar Mitrovic opened the scoring via a 15-minute penalty.
Less than a minute later, Mohamed Badamoussa was able to realize a tie for assertiveness after the total secession of Moroccan goalkeeper Yassin Bono, but the referee decided to overturn it for offside.
The “leader” continued his constant attacks on the assertiveness, which suffered a great deal of pressure amid a complete retreat, but prevented everyone from equalizing in the 34th minute by Fayez Silimani, who singled out the crescent goal and then called the ball home.
Al-Hilal regained his balance, and was able to translate his control by scoring the second goal at the 39th minute through Ahmed al-Jawad, a belt player by mistake in his own goal, through a shot with which the beam keeper failed to draw.
The al-hilal was not content with this, but continued to press the firmness by scoring the third goal through Mitrovic for the third minute of injury time, after a magical pass from Milinkovic Savic from the left.
