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The curtain has come down on the Saudi Arabia Under-21 League Championship
“Al-Hazm” team became the champion of the first draw of the Elite Aviation League (Saudi Arabia Under-21 League) by defeating its host Al-Fateh.
Elite Air League Champion
Al-Hazm beat hosts Al-Fateh 3-1 in a match that brought them together in the Elite Aviation League final at the Tamuel Al-Ula Square Stadium in Al-Ahsa today, Saturday.
In the 45th and final minute of first-half stoppage time, Hassan Idris opened the scoring for Al-Hazm after a shot from outside the penalty area that Al-Fateh’s goalkeeper was unable to stop.
In the 49th minute, the same player scored the second perfectly, after receiving a throw-in on the edge of the penalty area, then brilliantly bursting into the area before a rocket shot off the roof of the goal.
Just two minutes later, Abdullah Al-Enezi managed to reduce the deficit for Al-Fateh when he fired a powerful low ball to the right of the keeper, who was unable to stop it.
But in the eighth minute of added time, Al-Hazm hit Al-Fateh and scored the third goal that ended the match.
Hassan Idris leads Al-Hazm in the final ⚽
Opening 0️⃣ – 1️⃣ Al-Hazm#Al-Fath_Al-Hazm |: #Aerial_Liga_for_the_EliteU21 pic.twitter.com/hNSp3FiMtm— stc tv sports (@stctvsports) May 23, 2026
Receiving… a pass… and a special shot ⚽
Hassan Idris scored the second for Al-Hazm in the final 🔥
Win 0️⃣ – 2️⃣ Al-Hazm#Al-Fath_Al-Hazm |: #Aerial_Liga_for_the_EliteU21 pic.twitter.com/b40a3f8Uy9— stc tv sports (@stctvsports) May 23, 2026
Abdullah Al-Anazi returns Al-Fateh to the final ⚽
The first goal narrows the gap and ignites the confrontation 🔥
Al-Fath 1️⃣ – 2️⃣ Al-Hazm#Al-Fath_Al-Hazm |: #Aerial_Liga_for_the_EliteU21 pic.twitter.com/L8QNp3ShEN— stc tv sports (@stctvsports) May 23, 2026
He defeated “Al Hilal” and won the title
Al-Hazm had an exciting run in the Elite Aviation League Championship, which started with a 9th place finish in the league stage, with 33 points which they earned from 10 wins, 3 draws and 7 losses.
Al-Hazm started the qualifiers by overcoming Al-Akhdoud in the quarter-finals after beating them by three clean sheets in the first leg and drawing them a goal back in the second leg.
In the quarter-finals, Al-Hazm faced Al-Etifaq, who topped the league stage but sprung the biggest surprise when they beat them 6-0 in the first leg, the biggest result in the knockout stages.
Despite losing the second leg 1-3, Al-Hazm advanced to the semi-finals, setting up a date with Al-Hilal and pulling off the biggest surprise.
The surprise was not only in eliminating Al Hilal, although that was enough, but in the manner in which he eliminated them. After a 2-2 draw at their home stadium in Al Ras, some thought Al-Zaim would host the second leg, but Al-Hazm beat them with a clean sheet at their stadium in Riyadh.
In the final, Al-Hazm did not care to play the final game away from their home ground, namely at the Tamuel Al-Oula Square Stadium, the stronghold of Al-Fateh Club in Al-Ahsa City, where they defeated them and deservedly won the precious title.
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The final star
The star of the final could be none other than Hassan Idris, the player who carried Al-Hazm on his shoulder against Al-Fateh and guided them to the title.
Idris scored Al-Hazm’s first and second goals with clear skill, be it ball control, dribbling or rocket shots that are difficult for goalkeepers to handle.
Hassan Idris was not content with scoring a brace for Al-Hazm as he also tried to create some chances for his teammates throughout the match, but their poor finishing prevented him from contributing to the third goal.
