Al-Faisaly vs Al-Nassr: standings and next fixtures

Al-Nassr are second in the Roshn Saudi League, with eight wins from ten matches, according to the club’s official league profile. Al-Faisaly’s current position is not shown in the official pages reviewed. The latest available account says only that the club began the season without a win in its first seven matches and collected three draws.

Al-Faisaly vs Al-Nassr was scheduled for 23 October 2026 at 4:30 p.m. in Saudi Arabia (UTC+3) at Majmaah Sports City. That is 10:30 a.m. in Brasília (UTC−3), 3:30 p.m. in Paris and Madrid (UTC+2 on that date), and 1:30 p.m. UTC. As the match had already started when this article was published, this is neither a promise of live coverage nor a report of an unconfirmed score.

Al-Nassr’s position

The competition’s official page lists Al-Nassr in second place, with ten matches and eight wins. Those figures establish that the club is near the top of the table, but the extracted source does not provide its points total, goal difference or gap to the leader. The exact effect of a result on the title race therefore cannot be calculated here.

The profile also names Angelos Postecoglou as coach and Al Awwal Park as the club’s stadium. Standings can change after the round, so readers should check the official Saudi Pro League website again for the latest table.

Al-Faisaly’s context

Al-Faisaly returned to the top flight for 2026/27. In an assessment published before league play resumed, the competition reported that the team had failed to win its first seven rounds and had earned three draws. Four of those matches were against Al-Hilal, Al-Qadsiah, NEOM Sports Club and Al-Ittihad, then four of the league’s top five sides.

The same official assessment of the promoted clubs says Giovanni Solinas, who led the promotion campaign, remained in charge. It also highlights Alexandre Mendy, who had one goal and one assist at that point. These figures describe the start of the campaign, not an updated table on 23 October.

Why the points matter

For Al-Nassr, being second makes every round relevant to the contest near the top. For Al-Faisaly, the documented context is that of a promoted club seeking its first win after seven matches. Without the full current table among the sources actually reviewed, however, there is no basis for saying how many places either side would gain or lose.

The distinction matters: an official position, an earlier record and a live situation are different things. Al-Nassr’s second place is confirmed; the Al-Faisaly information is an earlier snapshot of the season.

Al-Nassr’s next fixtures

The Saudi Arabian Football Federation schedule lists two immediate fixtures for the senior men’s team:

• Al-Nassr vs Al-Wasl, AFC Champions League Elite, on 26 October at 9:15 p.m. in Riyadh (UTC+3): 3:15 p.m. in Brasília, 7:15 p.m. in Paris and Madrid (UTC+1 after the seasonal clock change), and 6:15 p.m. UTC.
• Al-Nassr vs Al-Kholood, Roshn Saudi League, on 29 October at 9 p.m. in Riyadh (UTC+3): 3 p.m. in Brasília, 7 p.m. in Paris and Madrid (UTC+1), and 6 p.m. UTC.

Both are listed for Al Awwal Park in Riyadh. Dates and times may change, so confirm them on the official schedule before making plans.

Broadcast coverage: what is confirmed

The reviewed sources do not name a specific broadcaster for this match in France, Brazil, Portugal, Spain or the United States. The league advises supporters to consult local listings because partners vary by territory. Availability in one country should not be assumed to apply elsewhere, and no viewing option can be promised without regional confirmation.