Al Shabab U17

Al Shabab U17 Standings

Saudi U-17 Premier League

Form

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Al Hilal U17	32	22	5	5	82	30	52	71	W W L W D
2	Al Taawoun U17	32	21	4	7	83	35	48	67	W L W L W
3	Al Qadisiyah U17	32	19	5	8	69	34	35	62	W W W L W
4	Al Fateh U17	32	17	8	7	55	34	21	59	W W D W D
5	Al Nassr U17	32	18	5	9	65	36	29	59	W W D L W
6	Al Ettifaq U17	32	16	8	8	78	46	32	56	W L W W W
7	Al Ittihad U17	32	17	4	11	68	51	17	55	L L L W L
8	Al Shabab U17	32	16	7	9	50	38	12	55	W L W L W
9	Al Orobah U17	32	14	10	8	50	37	13	52	D L W W L
10	Al Ahli U17	32	15	4	13	73	46	27	49	D W D W L
11	Al Hazem U17	32	13	6	13	53	53	0	45	L W L L W
12	Al Watan U17	32	12	6	14	48	65	-17	42	W L L L L
13	Abha U17	32	10	3	19	56	85	-29	33	L L L W W
14	Al Raed U17	32	7	12	13	43	60	-17	33	L W D W L
15	Al Batin U17	32	6	4	22	30	72	-42	22	L W L L W
16	Al Tai U17	32	5	4	23	29	91	-62	19	L D W L L
17	Ohod U17	32	3	8	21	23	87	-64	17	L D L L L
18	Al Khaleej U17	32	2	7	23	23	78	-55	13	L L W W L

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Frequently asked questions

A young group of players who lived around Marabastad in Pretoria, most notably Frank Motsepe, Roy Fischer, Ingle Singh and Bernard Hartze, formed the club in the 1960s.

Mining magnate Patrice Motsepe bought into Sundowns in 2003 and less than a year later raised his stake from 51% to 100% and renamed the club 'Mamelodi' Sundowns.

The club play home games at either Loftus Versfeld Stadium in central Pretoria, or Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville.

The club have a variety of nicknames, including: Bafana ba Style, Masandawana, Ka bo Yellow, Shoe Shine and Piano, and The Brazilians.

31 domestic trophies plus one Caf Champions League (2016), one Caf Super Cup (2017) and the African Football League (2023)

The club have won a total of 17 league titles under the auspices of the PSL (14) and NSL (3).

Daniel Mudau with 390.

Daniel Mudau with 172.