Al Fateh vs Al Ahli Jeddah Highlights & Replay

The atmosphere was electric as Al Fateh prepared to face Al Ahli Jeddah in a highly anticipated Pro League encounter. Both sets of supporters were eager to see how their teams would adapt to the tactical challenges posed by this crucial fixture under the lights.

Trincao Breaks the Deadlock

The match, held on October 9, 2026, began with a cautious display from both sides as they jostled for possession in the middle of the park. However, the balance shifted dramatically in the 31st minute when Trincao found a breakthrough. His clinical strike put Al Ahli Jeddah ahead, forcing the home side to rethink their approach as the first half drew to a close with the visitors holding a slender lead.

Second Half Dominance

Any hopes of a comeback for Al Fateh were dampened early in the second period. Just five minutes after the restart, Trincao was on target again, doubling the lead in the 50th minute. The momentum was firmly with the visitors, and tactical adjustments from the bench further solidified their control of the match, especially with the introduction of Eduard Spertsyan.

The pressure told again in the 60th minute when Eduard Spertsyan turned provider, delivering a perfectly weighted pass for Ivan Toney to finish emphatically. As the match progressed, frustration mounted for Al Fateh, leading to yellow cards for Kennedy Boateng and Marwane Saadane as they struggled to contain the opposition's relentless attacking waves.

Late Flourish and Final Whistle

As the clock ticked towards full time, Al Ahli Jeddah continued to manage the game with professionalism. Despite a series of substitutions from both camps—including the introduction of Artem Bondarenko and Ziyad Al-Johani—the visitors never looked like relinquishing their grip. The home side's disciplinary record worsened as Faisal Al Abdulwahed and Mourad Batna were also cautioned late on.

The final blow came in the 89th minute when Ziyad Al-Johani added a fourth goal, capping off a commanding performance. The referee’s final whistle confirmed a comprehensive victory for the Jeddah-based side, leaving Al Fateh to reflect on a difficult evening at home.