Al-Shabab currently sits 15th in the Saudi Professional League, trailing the safety zone and facing a precarious relegation battle. Their form has been consistently poor, with only one win, five draws, and four losses this season. Adding to their woes, key players V. Sierra and right-back Mohammed Habush are unavailable, creating significant gaps in the squad, particularly in midfield and on the flanks, thus increasing the pressure on their defence. Team morale is low, and they struggle to secure victories even against mid-table or lower-ranked teams. In contrast, Al Qadsiah has shown strong form recently, with five wins, three draws, and two losses in their last nine matches, placing them fifth in the league. They are in a comfortable mid-table position, neither challenging for the title nor facing relegation, allowing them to maintain consistent performance. The away team has a fully fit squad with no injury concerns, giving them an advantage in terms of physical fitness and tactical execution compared to their opponents, along with increased confidence. From a psychological perspective, the negative impact of losses is evident for Al-Shabab and could lead to a downward spiral. Al Qadsiah, however, demonstrates a stronger desire to win, showing a greater focus on the match than the home team. This encounter will be a test of not only technical skills but also team morale and strategic approach. For both sides, a high-quality match could help alleviate their current difficulties. Match: Saudi Professional League 01-01 01:30 Al-Shabab vs. Al Qadsiah Over/Under: 2.5, Under