Al-Nassr Are The 2023/2024 Saudi Women’s Premier League Champions

Al-Nassr emerges as champions of the Saudi Women's Premier League for the 2023/2024 season.

By defeating their opponents Al Hilal, the current champions have guaranteed that the trophy will remain in Riyadh for the second season of the Saudi Women's Premier League.

The current champions of Saudi Arabia's top women's football competition, Al-Nassr, have proven that they are the leading team this year. Despite facing opposition from Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad at the beginning of the league, Lina Boussaha and her teammates successfully defended their title in the city of Riyadh.

The newly improved Al-Ittihad seemed like the team to beat in the upcoming 2023/2024 season, as they had strengthened their squad by adding players from other countries, such as Ashleigh Plumptre and Salma Amani. Nevertheless, during the season, Al-Nassr's team showed to be more effective by using a mix of foreign players and talented Saudi national team members.

Al-Hilal, who came in second place last season, were ready to take on the competition again this year. The other teams in the league include Al-Shabab, Eastern Flames, Al-Riyadh, Al-Qadisiyah, and Al-Ahli, for a total of eight teams.

Al-Nassr Secures Back-to-back Title

The Al Nassr team is rejoicing in their victorious match against Al-Hilal.

Al-Nassr has emerged victorious in the Saudi Women's Premier League by beating their arch-rival, Al-Hilal, in the eleventh round with a score of 4-2.

In Riyadh's Al-Nassr Stadium, the home team gained an early advantage in the match with a goal from Tanzanian player Clara Luvanga just three minutes in. Then, Saudi midfielder Sarah Al-Hamad added a second goal for the team 10 minutes later.

30 minutes into the game, Mavis Owusu, who is from Ghana and plays as a striker, scored a goal for Al Hilal. This helped to decrease the gap between the two teams and kept Al Hilal in the game.

During the latter part of the game, the team playing at home kept their grasp on the match proceedings, as Mbaraka Al-Sayari, a football player hailing from Saudi Arabia, scored the third goal. Shortly after, Lina Boussaha, a midfield player possessing both French and Algerian origins, added the fourth goal by hitting a free kick.

During the second half, Shokhan Salehi, the Iraqi striker for Al Hilal, managed to score their second goal. However, this alone was not sufficient for them to secure a victory.

Al-Nassr has widened the lead between them and their opponent by 14 points, securing the championship title for the second year running with only three rounds left to play this season. Their current point tally is 31.

Al Hilal dropped down to the fourth spot in the rankings, as their point total decreased to 16.

"Superstars Flock To Saudi Arabia's Newest Destination"

During the summer transfer window of 2023, Ashleigh Plumptre became a member of Al-Ittihad after moving from Leicester. (A picture of her was taken by Jose Breton, courtesy of Pics Action/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

The focus of the 2023 summer transfer window was definitely on Al-Ittihad when they made the big announcement about their new signing, Ashleigh Plumptre, who used to play for Leicester City.

Even though Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain showed interest, the 25-year-old Nigerian defender decided to choose the Kingdom for her next challenge.

From that point on, additional players have decided to join the team, including Salma Amani, who is a well-known Moroccan athlete, the Swedish striker Nor Mustafa, who previously played for West Ham, and Leighanne Robe, a former Liverpool defender.

The Football Authority of Saudi Arabia declared in a message on social media that 24 various countries were represented by 54 non-native athletes this season. This demonstrates the potential and optimistic future of the league.

The Al-Nassr team comprises of seven talented female players: Clara Luvanga, Aminata Diallo, Ghada Ayadi, Lina Boussaha, Samia Ouni, Izabela Stalin, and Maysa Jbarah.

In the team of Al-Hilal, there is Eman Hassan, Shokhan Nooraldin, Elizabeth Addo, and Anastasiya Linnik.

The team from Al-Ittihad consists of seven players: Layla Iskandar, Salma Amani, Ashleigh Plumptre, Leighanne Robe, Nor Mustafa, Malak Shannak, and Shahnaz Jebreen.

Al-Ahli football team boasts a roster that includes some fantastic women players such as Ayah AlMajali, Alice Kusi, Naomie Kaba Kaba, Cecilia Hagan, Abla Bensenouci, and Ibtissam Jraidi.

Al-Shabab: The members of the team include Mai Swelem, Oriana Altuve, Chaima AlAbbassi, Rita Chikwelu, Ella Kaabachi, and Lana Feras.

and Ines Diaz are a group of talented young women who represented Saudi Arabia at the World Skills competition. The competition was held in Russia and lasted four days. The women competed against other students from around the world in a variety of trade categories. Although they did not win any medals, they were praised for their hard work and dedication. Al-Riyadh: A group of skilled young ladies named Omnia Abdelhamid, Aroa Gomez, Carla Gomez, and Ines Diaz, showcased their talents at the World Skills completion. The competition took place in Russia and lasted for four days. The ladies participated in various trades, competing against other students from different countries around the globe. Although not being awarded any medals, the team was admired for their determination and commitment.

The group known as Eastern Flames consists of eight talented individuals. Their names are Sevinj Jafarzade, Maria Khan, Enekia Kasonga, Zaneta Wyne, Ximena Mideros, Tochukwu Oluehi, Jessica Emmanuella, and Erica Cunningham.

Al-Qadsiyah: Rayanne Machado and Elizabeth Carabali Al-Qadsiyah is a region where Rayanne Machado and Elizabeth Carabali are located.

Remember that you have the chance to view the Saudi Women's Premier League live by means of the DAZN Women's Football YouTube channel.