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Rescheduled classic fires up early
The match between Al-Ahli and Al-Nassr in the Saudi Premier League, originally scheduled for today, has been postponed to a date to be determined—specifically March 6th during Ramadan. The postponement was due to logistical reasons related to travel arrangements and ensuring the players' comfort, especially since Al-Nassr had been facing difficulties with the 11-hour bus journey. The long delay, which extends approximately five months, has sparked widespread controversy among the fans of both clubs. Al-Ahli supporters expressed their surprise at such a lengthy postponement, perceiving it as a favor to Al-Nassr. Meanwhile, Al-Nassr fans believed the delay was necessary to protect the players and prevent fatigue. It is also worth noting that both teams will be involved in the Saudi Super Cup matches scheduled for December. With a congested fixture list due to other tournaments, organizing the game in December would have been difficult. Al-Ahli’s management announced that ticket refunds will be processed automatically for fans, and confirmed that seats have been reserved for the new date. Behind the scenes, it was revealed that Al-Nassr faced difficulties traveling by air from Riyadh to Jeddah and was considering traveling by land before the match was postponed, sparing the team from the long journey.
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