Al Shabab's recent form has been poor, with only one win in their last ten matches. They are currently struggling in the Saudi Professional League, sitting in 14th place. Their attack and defence have been weak, and they have not won in their last six games. Al Qadsiah, in contrast, has been performing well, currently fifth in the league. Despite a recent draw, their overall record and form are superior to their opponents. Al Qadsiah also has a psychological advantage, having done well in their previous encounters. The initial Asian handicap gave Al Qadsiah a -0.25 away handicap, but this has been adjusted to -0.5, with the away team's odds at around 0.60, indicating increased confidence in them. European odds also show a shift, with the away win odds dropping significantly from an average of 1.91 to 1.60, while the home win odds have increased from 3.69 to 4.89. Al Shabab's recent record includes just one win, five draws, and four losses in their last ten games, with only seven goals scored in the league. Al Qadsiah has five wins, three draws, and two losses in their last ten games, scoring 17 goals. In their last five meetings, Al Qadsiah has won three times. Considering Al Shabab's poor form, the -0.5 handicap with low odds for Al Qadsiah seems designed to balance the away team's popularity and create obstacles. The European odds for an away win further support this. Prediction: Away win, Al Qadsiah -1, 1-2, 1-3