Al-Qadsiah vs Al-Kholood: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Thu, 06 Nov '25)

Well, folks, brace yourselves for an epic face-off in the land of falafel and football! On Thursday, November 6th, our two gallant squads, Al-Qadsiah and Al-Kholood, will be clashing at the majestic Prince Saud bin Jalawi Stadium. The Saudi Pro League brings us this tantalizing duel, where the grass is green, and expectations run high under the Arabian sun!

Whenever these two titans have locked horns in the past, Al-Qadsiah has clearly been the lion that roars the loudest, boasting a terrific trio of wins out of their last three encounters. Meanwhile, our valiant underdogs, Al-Kholood, are still searching for their first triumph over their formidable foes. The last time they met was a golazo extravaganza, where Al-Qadsiah romped home to a 4-1 fiesta!

Now, before you start shuffling your fantasy league, it's crucial to look at their latest antics. Al-Qadsiah just witnessed a bit of a hiccup, falling to Al-Taawoun with a 0-2 scoreline. Al-Kholood, on the other hand, wrestled and wriggled only to succumb 2-3 to Neom SC. In the grand domestic hierarchy, Al-Qadsiah proudly stands in 4th place while Al-Kholood is patiently warming the 9th spot.

When it comes to individual brilliance, one must keep an eagle eye on Al-Qadsiah’s very own goal machine, Julián Quiñones, who has already found the back of the net six times this season. Meanwhile, Al-Kholood’s magician, J. Buckley, holds a wand of assists with two magical passes leading to goals.

In terms of player ratings, Al-Qadsiah's troika of top talents includes Julián Quiñones with a 7.72 rating and his companions, Qasim Lajami and Mohammed Abu Al-Shamat, following closely behind. Al-Kholood isn’t far behind, featuring the likes of maestro John Buckley with a rating of 7.46 and his comrades Ramiro Enrique and Abdulaziz Al-Aliwa adding their flair.

Possession is the name of the game, and Al-Qadsiah is slightly more possessive, controlling the ball 54.71% of the time. Meanwhile, Al-Kholood holds onto it 46.86% of the time, giving it room for some delightful robberies. And if you fancy a corner or six, Al-Qadsiah has been corner happy with an average of 6.14 per game, while Al-Kholood has a respectable, modest average of 3.29.

In terms of discipline, this isn't a boxing match — both teams have managed to keep the referee's card collection at bay, each with 11 yellows and a squeaky clean sheet on reds for the season. For those who enjoy the thrill of predictions based on hard stats, Al-Qadsiah does seem to have the upper paw. Therefore, in this tale of two cities, Al-Qadsiah might just be savoring victory falafels once again!