Al-Taawoun

Al-Taawoun Standings

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Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Al Nassr FC	33	27	2	4	87	27	60	83	D W L W W
2	Al Hilal	32	23	9	0	82	27	55	78	D W W W W
3	Al Ahli	32	23	6	3	64	24	40	75	W W W L D
4	Al Qadsiah	32	21	8	3	76	33	43	71	W W W D D
5	Al Ittihad	31	15	7	9	49	39	10	52	W D W L W
6	Al-Taawoun	32	15	7	10	58	43	15	52	L W L W L
7	Al-Ettifaq	32	14	7	11	49	51	-2	49	W D W L L
8	Neom SC	32	12	8	12	42	45	-3	44	W D D L W
9	Al Hazem	32	10	9	13	36	55	-19	39	D L D W W
10	Al-Fayha	32	10	8	14	41	50	-9	38	L W D L D
11	Al Khaleej	32	10	7	15	52	55	-3	37	L L W W L
12	Al Fateh FC	32	8	9	15	39	55	-16	33	L L D D W
13	Al Kholood	32	9	5	18	39	58	-19	32	D D D W L
14	Al Shabab	32	7	11	14	41	54	-13	32	L L L D D
15	Damac FC	32	5	11	16	28	51	-23	26	L L L W D
16	Al Riyadh	32	6	8	18	33	62	-29	26	W L L L W
17	Al Akhdoud	32	4	5	23	24	68	-44	17	D L L L L
18	Al Najma	32	2	7	23	31	74	-43	13	D D L L W

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