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Al Hazm - 試合日程、順位表、選手、統計、ニュース

Saudi Arabia Division 1

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Saudi Arabia Division 1

SAD1

59

25

16

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2.37

1.69

直近試合

参加済み試合 Al Hazm

29.05.23

Al Hazm

Al Ahli Jeddah

SA2

23.05.23

Al-Arabi Al-Saudi

Al Hazm

SA2

17.05.23

Al Hazm

Al Sahel

SA2

10.05.23

Al Ain FC

Al Hazm

SA2

05.05.23

Al Akhdoud

Al Hazm

SA2

01.05.23

Al Hazm

Al Faisaly Harmah

SA2

26.04.23

Al Jabalain

Al Hazm

SA2

09.04.23

Al Hazm

Al Shoalah

SA2

03.04.23

Al Riyadh

Al Hazm

SA2

14.03.23

Al Hazm

Ohod Madinah

SA2

06.03.23

Al Qadisiya Al Khubar

Al Hazm

SA2

27.02.23

Al Hazm

Hajer

SA2

20.02.23

Al Kholood

Al Hazm

SA2

15.02.23

Al Hazm

Al Qaisoma

SA2

07.02.23

Najran SC

Al Hazm

SA2

01.02.23

Al Hazm

Al Orubah

SA2

27.01.23

Jeddah Club

Al Hazm

SA2

18.01.23

Al Ahli Jeddah

Al Hazm

SA2

11.01.23

Al Hazm

Al-Arabi Al-Saudi

SA2

04.01.23

Al Sahel

Al Hazm

SA2

28.12.22

Al Hazm

Al Ain FC

SA2

19.12.22

Al Faisaly Harmah

Al Hazm

SA2

15.11.22

Al Hazm

Al Jabalain

SA2

09.11.22

Al Shoalah

Al Hazm

SA2

31.10.22

Al Hazm

Al Riyadh

SA2

25.10.22

Al Hazm

Al Akhdoud

SA2

19.10.22

Ohod Madinah

Al Hazm

SA2

10.10.22

Al Hazm

Al Qadisiya Al Khubar

SA2

03.10.22

Hajer

Al Hazm

SA2

17.09.22

Al Hazm

Al Kholood

SA2

12.09.22

Al Qaisoma

Al Hazm

SA2

05.09.22

Al Hazm

Najran SC

SA2

30.08.22

Al Orubah

Al Hazm

SA2

勝

分

負

全体統計

Al Hazm

参加済み試合 33

得点 (得点/失点)

53

1.61

0.85

28

小/大

1.5

10

30%

70%

23

2.5

18

55%

45%

15

3.5

25

76%

24%

8

両チームが得点する (はい/いいえ)

16

48%

52%

17

無失点 (はい/いいえ)

15

45%

55%

18

得点を決める (はい/いいえ)

28

85%

15%

5

試合

日

試合

12.05.25

SAD1

Al Hazm – Al Jandal

18.05.25

SAD1

Al Safa – Al Hazm

Saudi Arabia Premier League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Al Ittihad Jeddah	72	30	22	6	2	60 - 13	47
2	Al-Nassr Riyadh	67	30	20	7	3	63 - 18	45
3	Al Hilal Riyadh	59	30	17	8	5	54 - 29	25
4	Al Shabab Riyadh	56	30	17	5	8	57 - 33	24
5	Al Taawon Buraidah	55	30	16	7	7	46 - 34	12
6	Al Fateh SC	43	30	13	4	13	48 - 43	5
7	Al Ittifaq Dammam	37	30	10	7	13	28 - 36	-8
8	Damac FC	36	30	9	9	12	33 - 43	-10
9	Al Raed	34	30	9	7	14	41 - 49	-8
10	Al Taee	34	30	10	4	16	41 - 49	-8
11	Al Feiha	33	30	8	9	13	31 - 43	-12
12	Abha	33	30	10	3	17	33 - 52	-19
13	Al Wehda Mecca	32	30	8	8	14	26 - 43	-17
14	Al Khaleej Saihat	31	30	9	4	17	30 - 44	-14
15	Al Adalh	28	30	7	7	16	30 - 56	-26
16	Al Batin	20	30	5	5	20	27 - 63	-36

Saudi Arabia Premier League Results

05/31/2023 18:00

05/31/2023 18:00

Al Ittihad Jeddah

05/31/2023 18:00

Al-Nassr Riyadh

05/31/2023 18:00

Al Hilal Riyadh

05/31/2023 18:00

Al Taawon Buraidah

05/31/2023 18:00

Al Shabab Riyadh

05/31/2023 18:00

Al Ittifaq Dammam

05/31/2023 18:00

Al Khaleej Saihat

05/27/2023 18:00

Al Hilal Riyadh

05/27/2023 18:00

Al Hazm Football Club, commonly known as Al Hazm, is a professional football club based in Ar Rass, Saudi Arabia. The club was founded in 1957 and is one of the recognized names in Saudi Arabian football. Al Hazm has participated in both the Saudi Professional League (Saudi Pro League) and the Saudi First Division League, reflecting the club’s tenacity and ambition over the decades.The team plays its home matches at Al Hazm Club Stadium, located in Ar Rass, with a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators. The club's traditional colors are red and yellow, prominently featured on the team's kits.Al Hazm’s supporters are known for their enduring passion and loyalty, following the team throughout its journey in Saudi football. Over the years, the club has also contributed to the development of several notable players and has established a unique identity within the Saudi football landscape.Below is detailed information and a closer look into the club’s history, honors, notable players, culture, and squad.

Team:	Al Hazm
Full name:	Al Hazm Football Club
Country:	Saudi Arabia
Nickname:	Al Rass Knights
Founded:	1957
Colors:	Red, Yellow
Stadium:	Al Hazm Club Stadium 8,000 Capacity
Address:	Al Hazm Club, Ar Rass, Al Qassim Province, Saudi Arabia
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Homepage:	https://alhazmclub.sa/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Al Hazm Football Club

Founded

Al Hazm Football Club was founded in 1957 in the city of Ar Rass, in the Al Qassim Province of Saudi Arabia. Established by local football enthusiasts and community leaders, the club quickly became a symbol of sporting aspirations for the region. Through perseverance and community support, Al Hazm ascended through Saudi football’s lower divisions, earning promotion to the Saudi Professional League (SPL) for the first time in the 2005–06 season.

Since its founding, Al Hazm has seen various periods of success and struggle, regularly moving between the top two divisions in Saudi football. Despite not being among the country's most decorated clubs, Al Hazm's role in the domestic scene has been vital, representing the ambitions and talents of Ar Rass and its surrounding areas.

The club’s home, the Al Hazm Club Stadium, has been central to the club’s identity, hosting thousands of supporters each season and being at the heart of football development in Al Qassim Province.

Finances and ownership

Al Hazm is structured as a registered sports club in Saudi Arabia, benefiting from both public and private funding. Its operations are overseen by a board of directors chaired by the club president, with the latest known president being Salman Al-Mutairi. Like most Saudi football clubs, Al Hazm relies on a combination of sponsorship deals, local business support, and contributions from the Ministry of Sports.

Financially, Al Hazm operates on a modest budget compared to the country’s largest clubs, such as Al Hilal or Al Nassr. The club has focused on prudent financial management and investment in local talent and infrastructure, developing players from its academy and maintaining a stable financial footing. The club has also participated in several modernization initiatives encouraged by the Saudi Football Federation, designed to bring greater professionalism and commercial revenue into the Saudi football pyramid.

While Al Hazm does not wield the financial power of the SPL’s giants, its responsible approach has seen it remain competitive and sustain its presence in the top two divisions over multiple decades.

Popular culture

Al Hazm has a dedicated supporter base in Ar Rass and the wider Al Qassim region, known for their loyalty regardless of the team's division status. Game days at Al Hazm Club Stadium are vibrant affairs, with fans bringing colorful displays and passionate chants in support of their “Al Rass Knights.” The club is seen as an important institution in the community, with strong outreach through youth football programs and community events.

Unlike the very largest Saudi clubs that attract nationwide fan bases, Al Hazm’s culture is deeply local, fostering a close connection between players, staff, and supporters. Fans take pride in the club’s underdog spirit and continued resilience in Saudi football.

Al Hazm is also recognized for its family-friendly matchday experience and for producing young talents who have progressed to higher levels in Saudi football. The club's colors – red and yellow – are prominent in the city of Ar Rass on matchdays and during celebratory occasions.

Players

The club has been home to many notable players over the years, from local Saudi talents to established foreign professionals seeking to make an impact in Saudi football. While Al Hazm’s resources may be more limited than the country’s biggest clubs, it has been a crucial stepping stone for several players, and every season sees new talents emerge in the red and yellow shirt. The squad is traditionally a mix of homegrown youth, experienced Saudi players, and a select group of foreign imports.

Famous Players

Some of the most admired and notable players in Al Hazm's history include:

Mohammed Al-Qarni: A long-serving midfielder and former captain, known for his leadership and consistent performances during Al Hazm's runs in the Pro League.
Allan Wanga: The Kenyan striker, who had a memorable stint with the club, helping in crucial matches and becoming an influential foreign player.
Sultan Al-Ghamdi: A reliable Saudi goalkeeper who has contributed to some of the club's best seasons.
Vini Locatelli: The Brazilian midfielder who brought flair and creativity to the midfield, becoming a fan favorite during his time at Al Hazm.
Amin Moteab: A defender who spent many seasons at the club and became a mainstay in the defensive line.

Additionally, the club has welcomed impactful foreign professionals such as Tozé, Ousmane Barry (commonly known as Pato), and Ghanaian defender Nicholas Opoku.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Mohammed Al-Qarni	MF	50	250	0.20
2	Allan Wanga	FW	39	85	0.46
3	Tozé	MF	19	53	0.36
4	Ousmane Barry (Pato)	FW	16	44	0.36
5	Vini Locatelli	MF	15	60	0.25
6	Amin Moteab	DF	12	180	0.07

Typical Squad

Al Hazm typically operates with formations suited to the Saudi leagues, often opting for 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 systems. Squads are built with a mix of domestic experience, foreign additions, and promising youth players.

Goalkeeper

Notable keepers include Sultan Al-Ghamdi and, more recently, the experienced Aymen Dahmen, known for his shot-stopping and command of the penalty area.

Defender

Al Hazm's defensive line has featured players such as Nicholas Opoku, Amin Moteab, and Brazilian left-back Lucas Rocha, providing solidity and leadership at the back.

Midfielder

The midfield is often anchored by experienced professionals like Tozé, who brings creativity and dynamism, alongside homegrown talents contributing to the team’s engine room.

Forward

In attack, Al Hazm has benefited from the talents of players like Ousmane Barry (Pato), Allan Wanga, and Bruno Viana, providing the goalscoring threat and attacking impetus.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks another chapter in Al Hazm's journey, as they compete in the Saudi First Division League, aiming for a return to the top flight and continued development of their squad.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Aymen Dahmen	Tunisia	Tunisia	28/01/1997
Updating	21	Sultan Al-Ghamdi	Saudi Arabia	Saudi Arabia	20/06/1992
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Defender
Updating	3	Nicholas Opoku	Ghana	Ghana	11/08/1997
Updating	2	Lucas Rocha	Brazil	Brazil	15/05/1991
Updating	5	Amin Moteab	Saudi Arabia	Saudi Arabia	03/01/1994
Updating	24	Mohammed Rubaie	Saudi Arabia	Saudi Arabia	18/12/1993
Midfielder
Updating	8	Tozé	Portugal	Portugal	14/01/1993
Updating	6	Vini Locatelli	Brazil	Brazil	23/03/1998
Updating	12	Mohammed Al-Qarni	Saudi Arabia	Saudi Arabia	21/11/1986
Updating	14	Ahmed Sharahili	Saudi Arabia	Saudi Arabia	08/05/1994
Forward
Updating	11	Ousmane Barry (Pato)	Guinea	Guinea	10/10/1996
Updating	9	Allan Wanga	Kenya	Kenya	26/11/1985
Updating	17	Bruno Viana	Brazil	Brazil	05/02/1995
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Manager
Updating		Saleh Al-Mohammadi	Saudi Arabia	Saudi Arabia	11/06/1976
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**Honors:**

Saudi First Division League: 1 (Champions, 2004–05)
Saudi Second Division: 1 (Champions, 1997–98)
Regular participants and competitors in Saudi Pro League and Saudi First Division League since promotion

**Note:** Information regarding the most recent changes in the squad, management, and backroom staff may change ahead of the 2024/25 season. For the most updated information, consult the club's official website or communications.

Coach

Al Hazm Football Club, based in Ar Rass, Saudi Arabia, has witnessed numerous coaches through its long and storied history. Though the club has famously moved between Saudi Arabia’s top two divisions, several head coaches have left their marks by achieving historic promotions, strong league campaigns, or memorable cup runs. Here are some of the most notable managers in the history of Al Hazm FC:

Mohammed Al-Nufiay: Al-Nufiay is a historic club figure, having guided Al Hazm in the early and mid-2000s. He led the club to its first-ever promotion to the Saudi Pro League in the 2004–05 season—an achievement that remains a milestone in Al Hazm's history.
Filipovic Ljubomir: The Serbian tactician managed Al Hazm between 2006 and 2007, and then again in the following seasons, leading the team to several respectable mid-table finishes in the Saudi Pro League and helping the club establish itself as a stable top-division side.
José Gomes: The experienced Portuguese manager coached Al Hazm in the 2012–13 season, helping the squad to remain competitive during a difficult transition period.
Daniel Isăilă: The Romanian coach managed Al Hazm from 2021 to 2022, notably leading the club to promotion to the Pro League as champions of the First Division League (2020–21), bringing top flight football back to Ar Rass.
Helier Queiroz: The Brazilian coach took charge in the 2017–18 season and led Al Hazm to promotion to the Saudi Pro League after finishing third in the MS League, marking a period of resurgence for the club.

These managers, among others, have been instrumental to Al Hazm’s development and periodic successes across Saudi football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
08/10/2023 – Present	José Daniel Carreno	Uruguay	01/05/1963
13/07/2023 – 07/10/2023	Filipovic Vuk	Montenegro	30/08/1971
01/07/2022 – 13/07/2023	Muhannad Al-Qaysi	Saudi Arabia	04/04/1980
23/06/2021 – 30/06/2022	Daniel Isăilă	Romania	30/06/1972
09/03/2021 – 22/06/2021	Abdullah Asiri	Saudi Arabia	10/06/1973
08/10/2020 – 08/03/2021	Abderrazek Chebbi	Tunisia	16/08/1961
01/07/2019 – 30/08/2020	Mohammed Al-Nufiay	Saudi Arabia	Updating…
08/10/2018 – 30/06/2019	Filipovic Vuk	Montenegro	30/08/1971
01/07/2018 – 07/10/2018	Henrique Mota	Brazil	18/12/1969
01/07/2017 – 30/06/2018	Helier Queiroz	Brazil	12/05/1966
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2017	Fabio Martins	Portugal	02/08/1969
01/07/2015 – 30/06/2016	Abdulwahab Al-Harbi	Saudi Arabia	Updating…
01/07/2014 – 30/06/2015	Luiz dos Reis	Brazil	11/08/1960
01/07/2013 – 30/06/2014	Nasser Al-Johani	Saudi Arabia	Updating…
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2013	José Gomes	Portugal	28/08/1970
01/07/2011 – 30/06/2012	Filipovic Ljubomir	Serbia	14/07/1956
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2011	Bojan Milovanović	Serbia	10/05/1969
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2010	Filipovic Ljubomir	Serbia	14/07/1956
01/07/2006 – 30/06/2007	Miodrag Ješić	Serbia	30/11/1958
01/07/2005 – 30/06/2006	Mohammed Al-Nufiay	Saudi Arabia	Updating…
01/07/2004 – 30/06/2005	Mohammed Al-Nufiay	Saudi Arabia	Updating…
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Crests and Colors

Al Hazm Club, commonly known as Al Hazm, is a Saudi Arabian professional football club based in Ar Rass. The club has a proud heritage and its crest and colors have been important symbols of identity over the decades.

The original crest of Al Hazm was simple, featuring the club’s name in Arabic calligraphy alongside a traditional football, emphasizing sportsmanship and unity. In later years, the crest evolved to display a modern shield design, with the name “Al Hazm” in both Arabic and English, and the incorporation of elements representing the city of Ar Rass. The current crest, updated most recently in the early 2020s, features strong bold lines in red and yellow, with a modern football at the center, signifying Al Hazm’s commitment to progress and competition.

Al Hazm’s traditional colors have always been red and yellow. The club’s home kit typically features red shirts, shorts, and socks with yellow accents. Throughout its history, the club has also used various combinations of these two main colors, occasionally incorporating white or dark blue as a secondary shade in away kits, especially in the 2000s and 2010s.

These distinctive colors and the evolution of the crest reflect Al Hazm’s connection to its local community and its enduring presence in Saudi football.

Fan Club

Al Hazm boasts a loyal and enthusiastic fan base, renowned throughout the Qassim region. The club’s largest and most influential supporter group is the “Hazmawi Ultras.” Founded in the 2010s, the Hazmawi Ultras are famous for their vibrant matchday atmosphere, including choreographed chants, large banners in the traditional red and yellow colors, and organized displays at home fixtures.

Al Hazm fans are known for their passionate, family-friendly support. The club is a central part of the local community in Ar Rass, and on matchdays, it’s common to see generations of families attending together. The supporters are also recognized for their hospitality to visiting fans and their unwavering commitment whether Al Hazm plays in the Saudi Pro League or in the lower divisions.

Concerted fan initiatives have included charity events, youth tournaments, and community outreach, further strengthening the cultural bond between the club and its supporters.

Stadium

Al Hazm plays its home matches at Al Hazm Club Stadium, located in Ar Rass, Saudi Arabia. The stadium has a current capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators, making it an intimate venue known for its electric atmosphere on matchdays.

Built and opened in 1983, Al Hazm Club Stadium underwent a significant renovation in 2017 to meet the standards of the Saudi Professional League. Upgrades included improved seating, enhanced player and referee facilities, upgraded floodlights, and better access for fans. The stadium is also used for community events and youth tournaments, serving as a sports hub for the city and neighboring areas.

Despite its modest size compared to the nation’s largest stadiums, Al Hazm Club Stadium is revered for its passionate crowds and as a fortress for the home side.

Honours and Awards

Since its founding in 1957, Al Hazm has made significant contributions to Saudi football, especially in the lower divisions. While not as decorated as some of the country’s biggest clubs, Al Hazm’s achievements are a source of pride for their loyal supporters.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Saudi First Division (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)	1	Champion	2004–05
2	Saudi First Division (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)	1	Runners-up	2017–18
3	Saudi First Division (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)	1	Third place (promotion)	2020–21
4	Saudi Second Division (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)	1	Champion	1997–98
5	Saudi Second Division (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)	1	Runners-up	1977–78
6	Saudi Professional League	0	-	Updating...
7	AFC Competitions	0	-	Updating...

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One of the primary features of Betimate is its 60% accurate predictions on the outcomes of Al Hazm matches across all tournaments in history through 2023. These forecasts are powered by a sophisticated algorithm that factors in team form, player performance, and historical match data. Although no prediction can be guaranteed, Betimate's insights are a valuable resource for those aiming to improve their betting results.

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With its combination of accurate predictions, in-depth stats, and a straightforward interface, Betimate is a must-visit for anyone interested in Al Hazm Football Club and Saudi football betting.

FAQs about Al Hazm

Q: When was Al Hazm Football Club founded?

A: Al Hazm was founded in 1957 in Ar Rass, Saudi Arabia.

Q: What are the main colors of Al Hazm?

A: The club’s traditional colors are red and yellow.

Q: What is the capacity of Al Hazm Club Stadium?

A: The stadium holds approximately 8,000 spectators.

Q: Has Al Hazm ever played in the Saudi Professional League?

A: Yes, Al Hazm has participated several times in the Saudi Professional League, with the latest promotions in the 2018–19 and 2021–22 seasons.

Q: What is the nickname for Al Hazm supporters?

A: The biggest supporter group is known as the “Hazmawi Ultras.”

Q: Has Al Hazm ever won the Saudi Professional League?

A: No, Al Hazm has not won the Saudi Professional League.

Q: Who is the biggest rival of Al Hazm?

A: One of Al Hazm’s traditional rivals is Al Taawoun FC, also from the Qassim region.

Q: What is the significance of Al Hazm’s club crest?

A: The crest reflects the club's history, city pride, and traditional team colors of red and yellow.

Q: Has Al Hazm ever competed in continental competitions like the AFC Champions League?

A: As of now, Al Hazm has not participated in AFC continental competitions.

Q: How can I buy Al Hazm merchandise or tickets?

A: Official club merchandise and match tickets are available at the Al Hazm Club Stadium office on matchdays and at club-sanctioned outlets. Online options are being updated.

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