The Saudi Pro League (SPL) has announced a change to the kick-off time of this weekend's Saudi Clasico between Al Ittihad and Al Hilal, as part of the Roshn Saudi League’s celebrations of Saudi Arabia’s "Founding Day".
The highly anticipated encounter, taking place on Saturday at Alinma Stadium, has been rescheduled to kick off at 9:15pm and will provide an exceptional "Founding Day" experience for fans, combining sporting entertainment and a festive atmosphere.
Pitting against one another the top two teams in the 2024-25 RSL standings, the rescheduling of Matchweek 21's concluding fixture will allow fans the opportunity to immerse in pre-match festivities taking place in and around the stadium in celebration of this valuable national occasion.
The SPL remains committed to showcasing the Kingdom’s heritage through football and enhancing supporters' bond to this heritage as part of Saudi Arabia’s cultural and historic legacy.
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