Quote from: barbara44 on October 15, 2024, 08:11:26 PM

I disagree, I mean sure if we are talking about just Saudis then yeah, but the world doesn't watch Al Nassr vs Al Hilal game all that much. Check the ratings and how many people watch that game and I am sure it's not even one tenth of what El Classico gets. And it's just a bit more than any other game.

It is clear that if the comparison is the Asian and European Leagues, then we will see very unequal statistics. but I do not understand your post above, the purpose and which post it is directed at. or, you are trying to compare it because many are reviewing Al Nassr and Al Hilal

Quote from: barbara44 on October 15, 2024, 08:11:26 PM

This game has value based on the results of the league right now, and we have about two weeks until the game, so we will see both teams have other games to play, but Al Nassr will probably lose again, just like they do always. Al Hilal built a team that will win the league even if they lose this game, so they are feeling good about themselves which means there is no pressure on them and all the pressure on Al Nassr players.

The Al Nassr vs Al Hilal match will be held in week 9, we do not know which team will win the match. although Al Hilal tends to dominate the victory from this meeting, the match has not been held yet. so, we do not know which team will win the match. it could be that this match ends in a draw, or for the first time Al Hilal slips this season. there are many possibilities in football, Al Hilal will not always maintain or be able to finish their match with a victory. if so, it means that Al Nassr has not been able to break Al Hilal's dominance in several meetings between the two teams. if the match ends in a draw, Al Nassr has improved under Pioli's tutelage. especially if they are able to beat them, the potential for competition will be even more exciting. just enjoy it, especially for those of us who like to bet.