Watch Guide: Where to Catch Al Hilal vs Al Hazm in the Saudi Pro League 2025-26 and How to Stream It
7 January 2026
Broadcast channels for Al Hilal vs Al Hazm in the Roshen Saudi League 2025-26
The upcoming clash between Al Hilal and Al Hazm is part of Round 14 of the Roshen Saudi League 2025-26. The match will be shown on Eight 1, the dedicated Saudi-wide broadcaster, with fixed timing aligned to the local schedule.
Fixture details: Al Hilal hosts Al Hazm at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, with kickoff set for 17:55 local time (Saudi Arabia), which is 18:55 in the UAE. This is a high-stakes meeting as Hilal aims to extend its lead at the top of the table.
How to watch online and via apps
For online viewing, Eight has launched its own app, available on Android and iOS, allowing fans to stream the match live. If you’re outside the region, you can consider a VPN service to access Eight’s online streams from abroad.
Recommended options include NordVPN for geo-restriction bypasses. You can try the Eight app through the links provided for Google Play and App Store, or access the online stream through the network’s platform at Eight’s official pages.
Predicted lineup and formation for Al Hilal
Head coach Simone Inzaghi is expected to field a 4-4-2 formation. The lineup includes: goalkeeping by Mohammed Al-Rubaei; defense with Hamad Al-Yami, Achmet (Akcichik), Hassan Tambakti, and Thi Hernandez; midfield featuring Mohammed Kano, Robin Neves, Savycic, and Salem Al-Dosri; while the strike pairing is Malcolm and Darwin Nunez. This setup aims to preserve balance and exploit Al Hazm’s weaknesses on the counter.
As with any match, plans can shift on game day, so expect adjustments if either side tires or shifts tactics mid-game.
Final note: If you’re chasing a smooth watch, remember to test your streaming setup early—nothing spoils a Sunday like buffering at a crucial moment. And if your snack game isn’t ready, at least your fantasy team will forgive you when the goals start flying.
Punchline 1: Watching football with a laser-like focus is easy; convincing your Wi‑Fi to cooperate at the exact moment a goal goes in takes real sniper-level patience.
Punchline 2: If the match is a sniper, the whistle is the flare—loud, precise, and somehow still leaving you wanting one more replay.