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2010–11 Saudi Pro League

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Football league season
Saudi Pro League
Season2010–2011
Dates14 August 2010 – 20 May 2011
ChampionsAl-Hilal (13th title)
RelegatedAl-Wehda
Al-Hazem
Champions LeagueAl-Hilal
Al-Ahli
Al-Ittihad
Al-Ettifaq
Matches182
Goals534 (2.93 per match)
Top goalscorerNasser Al-Shamrani (17 goals)
Biggest home winAl-Wehda 8–1Al-Hazem
(24 February 2011)
Biggest away winNajran 1–5Al-Wehda
(22 April 2011)
Highest scoringAl-Wehda 8–1Al-Hazem
(24 February 2011)
Longest winning run7 games[1]
Al-Ittihad
Longest unbeaten run26 games[1]
Al-Hilal
Longest winless run14 games[1]
Al-Hazem
Longest losing run14 games[1]
Al-Hazem
Highest attendance21,174[2]
Al-Ettifaq 2–3Al-Hilal
(1 April 2011)
Lowest attendance6[3] (spectator ban)
Al-Hazem 1–4Al-Ettifaq
(21 April 2011)
Average attendance4,204

The2010–11 Saudi Professional League (known as theZain Professional League for sponsorship reasons) was the 35th season of theSaudi Pro League, the top Saudi professional league forassociation football clubs, since its establishment in1976. The season began on 14 August 2010, and ended on 20 May 2011.[4]Al-Hilal were thedefending champions.[5] The league was contested by the 12 teams from the2009–10 season as well asAl-Faisaly andAl-Taawoun, who joined as the promoted clubs from theSaudi First Division. No teams were relegated the previous season following the decision to increase the number of teams from 12 to 14.[6]

On 29 April, defending champions Al-Hilal won their 13th league title with two games to spare after a 1–0 home win overAl-Raed.[7] Al-Hilal ended the season without a single defeat – the first team ever to do so in a 26-game league season and the second team overall (the first wasAl-Ettifaq in1983, during an 18-game league season).

Al-Hazem were the first team to be relegated following a 2–0 away defeat toAl-Taawoun.[8]Al-Wehda became the second and final team to be relegated following the decision to dock 3 points from them.[9]

Overview

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Changes

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The SAFF announced that the number of teams in the league would be increased from 12 to 14.[6]

Qualification and Prize money

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The league champions, runners-up and third place as well as the winner of theKing Cup of Champions qualified for the2012 AFC Champions League.

The top six teams, and theCrown Prince Cup winners and runners-up qualified forKing Cup of Champions.

Prize money:

  • First place: 2.5 millionSAR
  • Second place: 1.5 millionSAR
  • Third place: 1 millionSAR

Teams

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14 teams competed in the league – 12 teams from the previous season and two teams promoted from theFirst Division. No teams were relegated the previous season following the decision to increase the number of teams from 12 to 14.[6] The promoted teams wereAl-Faisaly (returning after an absence of three years) andAl Taawoun (returning after an absence of 13 years).

Stadiums and locations

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Locations of teams in the 2010–11 Saudi Professional League
ClubLocationStadiumCapacity
Al-AhliJeddahPrince Abdullah Al-Faisal Sports City24,000
Al-EttifaqDammamPrince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium30,000
Al-FaisalyHarmahAl Majma'ah Sports City Stadium10,000
Al-FatehHofufPrince Abdullah bin Jalawi Stadium20,000
Al-HazemAr RassAl-Hazem Club Stadium11,000
Al-HilalRiyadhKing Fahd Sports City
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City Stadium		69,000
22,188
Al-IttihadJeddahPrince Abdullah Al-Faisal Sports City24,000
Al-NassrRiyadhKing Fahd Sports City
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City Stadium		69,000
22,188
Al-QadsiahKhobarPrince Saud bin Jalawi Sports City10,000
Al-RaedBuraidahKing Abdullah Sports City25,000
Al-ShababRiyadhKing Fahd Sports City
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City Stadium		69,000
22,188
Al-TaawounBuraidahKing Abdullah Sports City25,000
Al-WehdaMeccaKing Abdulaziz Sports City28,550
NajranNajranPrince Hathloul bin Abdulaziz Sports City10,000

Personnel

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ClubHead coach2009–10 seasonNotes
Al-AhliSerbiaAleksandar Ilić6th
Al-EttifaqTunisiaYoussef Zouaoui9th
Al-FaisalyCroatiaZlatko DalićFirst Division champions
Al-FatehTunisiaFathi Al-Jabal8th
Al-HazemCanadaGoran Miscevic7th
Al-HilalArgentinaGabriel Calderón1stQualified to the2011 AFC Champions League
Al-IttihadSerbiaDimitri Davidović2nd
Al-NassrCroatiaDragan Skočić3rd
Al-QadsiahBulgariaDimitar Dimitrov10th
Al-RaedPortugalEurico Gomes11th
Al-ShababArgentinaEnzo Trossero4thQualified to the2011 AFC Champions League
Al-TaawounRomaniaFlorin MotrocFirst Division runners-up
Al-WehdaTunisiaLotfi Benzarti5th
NajranPortugalJosé Rachão12th

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Al-FaisalyTunisiaHadi Ben MokhtarEnd of contract9 May 2010Pre-seasonCroatiaZlatko Dalić19 May 2010[10]
Al-TaawounRomaniaGrigore SichitiuRomaniaGheorghe Mulțescu2 July 2010[11]
Al-NassrUruguayJorge da Silva18 May 2010ItalyWalter Zenga18 May 2010[12]
Al-HazemBrazilLula Pereira30 May 2010TunisiaLutfi Rhim10 July 2010[13]
Al-IttihadArgentinaEnzo TrosseroPortugalManuel José2 June 2010[14]
Al-RaedBrazilEdison Mario SouzaBrazilLucho Nizzo15 July 2010[15]
Al-ShababBrazilEdgar ParreiraUruguayJorge Fossati12 July 2010[16]
Al-WehdaPortugalEurico GomesFranceJean-Christian Lang24 June 2010[17]
Al-AhliBrazilSérgio FariasSigned byAl Wasl1 July 2010[18]NorwayTrond Sollied1 July 2010[19]
Al-AhliNorwayTrond SolliedSacked28 August 2010[20]8thTunisiaKhaled Badra(caretaker)28 August 2010[20]
Al-AhliTunisiaKhaled Badra(caretaker)End of caretaker period10 September 2010[21]10thSerbiaMilovan Rajevac10 September 2010[21]
Al-HilalBelgiumEric GeretsSigned byMorocco25 October 2010[22]2ndGermanyReinhard Stumpf(caretaker)25 October 2010[23]
NajranTunisiaMourad OkbiResigned30 October 2010[24]10thPortugalJosé Rachão30 October 2010[24]
Al-HazemTunisiaLutfi RhimSacked31 October 2010[25]14thTunisiaFathi Al-Heric(caretaker)31 October 2010[25]
Al-HilalGermanyReinhard Stumpf(caretaker)End of caretaker period5 November 20101stArgentinaGabriel Calderón5 November 2010[26]
Al-RaedBrazilLucho NizzoSacked7 November 2010[27]7thPortugalEurico Gomes7 November 2010[27]
Al-HazemTunisiaFathi Al-Heric(caretaker)End of caretaker period13 November 2010[28]14thCanadaGoran Miscevic13 November 2010[28]
Al-TaawounRomaniaGheorghe MulțescuSacked16 December 2010[29]11thRomaniaFlorin Motroc22 December 2010[30]
Al-WehdaFranceJean-Christian Lang23 December 2010[31]9thEgyptMokhtar Mokhtar25 December 2010[32]
Al-IttihadPortugalManuel JoséResigned24 December 2010[33]2ndPortugalToni28 December 2010[34]
Al-ShababUruguayJorge Fossati24 December 2010[35]5thArgentinaEnzo Trossero27 December 2010[36]
Al-NassrItalyWalter ZengaSacked27 December 2010[37]3rdCroatiaDragan Skočić11 January 2011[38]
Al-AhliSerbiaMilovan RajevacResigned20 February 2011[39]7thSerbiaAleksandar Ilić24 February 2011[40]
Al-EttifaqRomaniaMarin IonSacked23 March 2011[41]4thTunisiaYoussef Zouaoui23 March 2011[41]
Al-WehdaEgyptMokhtar Mokhtar8 May 2011[42]11thTunisiaLotfi Benzarti8 May 2011[42]
Al-IttihadPortugalToni11 May 2011[43]2ndSerbiaDimitri Davidović13 May 2011[44]

Foreign players

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The number of foreign players is restricted to four per team, including a slot for a player fromAFC countries.

Players name inbold indicates the player was registered during the mid-season transfer window.Players name initalic indicates the player was de-registered or left their respective clubs during the mid-season transfer window.

ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3AFC playerFormer players
Al-AhliBrazilMarcinhoBrazilVictor SimõesSerbiaNikola PetkovićOmanAmad Al-HosniBrazilWánderson
Al-EttifaqArgentinaSebastián TagliabúeBrazilBruno LazaroniBrazilMateusOmanHassan Mudhafar Al-Gheilani
Al-FaisalyAlbaniaMigen MemelliCroatiaDario JertecSenegalAlbaye Papa DiopSyriaWael Ayan
Al-FatehBrazilÉlton ArábiaDemocratic Republic of the CongoDoris FuakumputuTunisiaRamzi Ben YounèsOmanAhmed Kano
Al-HazemSerbiaNemanja ObrićSerbiaNikica KošutićZambiaFrancis KasondeJordanMohammad Khamees
SenegalMohamed Rebeiz
Al-HilalEgyptAhmed AliRomaniaMirel RădoiSwedenChristian WilhelmssonSouth KoreaLee Young-pyoBrazilThiago Neves
Al-IttihadAlgeriaAbdelmalek ZiayaPortugalNuno AssisPortugalPaulo JorgeOmanAhmed Hadid Al-Mukhaini
Al-NassrArgentinaVíctor FigueroaAustraliaJonathan McKainRomaniaOvidiu PetreKuwaitBader Al-MutawaRomaniaRăzvan Cociș
Al-QadisiyahNigeriaNasigba John-JumboPeruJuan ComingesTunisiaMouin ChaâbaniBahrainAbdulla Baba FatadiNigeriaEdorisi Master Ekhosuehi
Al-RaedBrazilCharles da SilvaMoroccoJaouad AkaddarMoroccoSalaheddine AqqalOmanKhalifa Ayil Al-NoufaliJordanHatem Aqel
Al-ShababBrazilMarcelo CamachoBrazilMarcelo TavaresGuineaAlhassane KeitaKuwaitMusaed NedaSouth KoreaSong Chong-gug
UruguayJuan Manuel Olivera
Al-TaawounNorth MacedoniaErtan DemiriNorth MacedoniaŠakir RedžepiSloveniaDejan RusičJordanShadi Abu Hash'hashEgyptAmir Azmy
Ivory CoastBamba Drissa
North MacedoniaMensur Kurtiši
Al-WehdaMoroccoIssam ErrakiMoroccoYoussef KaddiouiJordanSuleiman Al-SalmanBahrainHussain Ali Baba
BrazilFelipe Campos
MoroccoAbdelkarim Benhania
NajranBrazilJuliano MineiroDemocratic Republic of the CongoYves Diba IlungaSenegalHamad JiJordanAnas Bani Yaseen

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Al-Hilal(C)2619705218+3464Qualification for theChampions League group stage
2Al-Ittihad26131214923+2651
3Al-Ettifaq2615384530+1548Qualification for theChampions League play-off round
4Al-Shabab2613764230+1246
5Al-Nassr26111054434+1043
6Al-Ahli26114114841+737Qualification for theChampions League group stage[a]
7Al-Faisaly26105113947−835
8Al-Taawoun269893731+632[b]
9Al-Fateh2687112735−831
10Al-Raed2679103140−930
11Najran2682163352−1926
12Al-Qadsiah26411113139−823
13Al-Wehda(R)2666144344−121[b]Relegation to theFirst Division
14Al-Hazem(R)2613221370−576
Source:SLstat
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Play-offs (only if needed to decide champion, teams for relegation or teams for international competitions); 3) Goal difference; 4) Goals scored.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Al-Ahli qualified for theChampions League group stage as2011 King Cup of Champions winners.
  2. ^abAl-Taawoun and Al-Wehda were deducted 3 points for their deliberate delay of the kick-off time in the final round.[45]

Results

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Home \ AwayAHLETTFSYFATHAZHILITTNSRQADRAESHBTWNWHDNAJ
Al-Ahli5–13–01–21–01–11–30–02–11–21–21–13–22–1
Al-Ettifaq4–31–02–22–12–32–23–01–02–21–01–03–01–0
Al-Faisaly3–21–01–23–12–30–21–12–11–30–12–11–04–2
Al-Fateh0–21–00–13–01–20–01–11–31–11–11–32–12–0
Al-Hazem1–31–40–32–10–20–32–52–20–00–40–31–10–3
Al-Hilal3–31–05–12–03–00–01–10–02–12–11–02–12–1
Al-Ittihad2–02–13–32–04–00–05–22–23–02–20–11–12–0
Al-Nassr2–12–13–24–22–10–12–20–01–00–02–20–16–1
Al-Qadsiah1–30–32–20–11–00–21–11–31–11–14–11–12–3
Al-Raed2–30–30–01–22–00–41–21–11–42–20–03–23–2
Al-Shabab2–12–14–10–01–00–21–12–03–10–24–14–30–1
Al-Taawoun2–10–14–10–02–02–20–12–21–11–04–11–22–3
Al-Wehda1–30–13–33–08–11–31–21–30–02–31–20–02–0
Najran2–12–40–12–14–00–32–20–12–10–01–20–31–5
Updated to match(es) played on 20 May 2011. Source:SLstat.com
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Season statistics

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Scoring

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Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals[46]
1Saudi ArabiaNasser Al-ShamraniAl-Shabab17
2BrazilVictor SimõesAl-Ahli16
3Saudi ArabiaMohammed Al-RashidAl-Taawoun / Al-Ittihad14
Saudi ArabiaMuhannad AssiriAl-Wehda
Saudi ArabiaYousef Al-SalemAl-Ettifaq
6AlbaniaMigen MemelliAl-Faisaly13
Democratic Republic of the CongoYves Diba IlungaNajran
8ArgentinaSebastián TagliabuéAl-Ettifaq12
Saudi ArabiaNaif HazaziAl-Ittihad
10Saudi ArabiaYasser Al-QahtaniAl-Hilal11

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef
Saudi ArabiaYasser Al-QahtaniAl-HilalAl-Faisaly5–1 (H)25 August 2010[47]
Saudi ArabiaNaif HazaziAl-IttihadAl-Hazem4–0 (H)29 August 2010[48]
Saudi ArabiaNasser Al-ShamraniAl-ShababAl-Faisaly4–1 (H)11 November 2010[49]
Saudi ArabiaYasser Al-QahtaniAl-HilalAl-Hazem3–0 (H)15 December 2010[50]
AlbaniaMigen MemelliAl-FaisalyAl-Ittihad3–3 (A)16 December 2010[51]
Saudi ArabiaMukhtar Fallatah4Al-WehdaAl-Hazem8–1 (H)24 February 2011[52]
Saudi ArabiaMuhannad AssiriAl-WehdaAl-Hazem8–1 (H)24 February 2011[52]
Saudi ArabiaYousef Al-SalemAl-EttifaqNajran4–2 (A)25 February 2011[53]
GuineaAlhassane KeitaAl-ShababAl-Hazem4–0 (A)1 April 2011[54]
BrazilVictor SimõesAl-AhliAl-Qadisiyah3–1 (A)2 April 2011[55]
NigeriaNasigba John-JumboAl-QadisiyahAl-Raed4–1 (A)22 April 2011[56]
Notes

4 Player scored 4 goals
(H) – Home team
(A) – Away team

Clean sheets

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RankPlayerClubClean sheets[57]
1Saudi ArabiaMabrouk ZaidAl-Ittihad9
2Saudi ArabiaFayz Al-SabiayAl-Ettifaq8
Saudi ArabiaHassan Al-OtaibiAl-Hilal
4Saudi ArabiaFahad Al-ThunayanAl-Taawoun6
5Saudi ArabiaAbdullah Al-EneziAl-Nassr5
Saudi ArabiaWaleed AbdullahAl-Shabab
7Saudi ArabiaAwidhah Al-AamriAl-Faisaly4
Saudi ArabiaMansoor Al-NajaiAl-Qadsiah
Saudi ArabiaMohammad SharifiAl-Fateh
Saudi ArabiaMohammed Al-KhojaliAl-Raed
Saudi ArabiaYasser Al-MosailemAl-Ahli

Discipline

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Player

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Club

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  • Most yellow cards:71[59]
    • Al-Ettifaq
  • Most red cards:11[60]
    • Al-Hazem

Attendances

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By team

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PosTeamTotalHighLowAverageChange
1Al-Hilal113,56719,2123,9688,736n/a†
2Al-Ittihad98,11215,7586487,547n/a†
3Al-Ahli97,77016,3501,1587,521n/a†
4Al-Raed89,30614,9092,3956,870n/a†
5Al-Taawoun87,00215,1602,6106,692n/a†
6Al-Nassr82,83014,7501,6036,372n/a†
7Al-Ettifaq57,13821,1746284,395n/a†
8Al-Fateh27,1429,281502,088n/a†
9Al-Qadsiah26,5089,3611002,039n/a†
10Al-Wehda25,6288,0601101,971n/a†
11Al-Shabab22,4819,366461,729n/a†
12Al-Faisaly17,1755,022831,321n/a†
13Najran13,5692,3353681,044n/a†
14Al-Hazem6,9342,4136533n/a†
League total765,16221,17464,204n/a†

Updated to games played on 20 May 2011
Source:[61][62][63]

Awards

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Arriyadiyah and Mobily Awards for Sports Excellence

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TheArriyadiyah andMobily Awards for Sports Excellence were awarded at the conclusion of the season for the fifth time since its inception in 2007. The awards were sponsored by Saudi newspaperArriyadiyah and Saudi telecommunication companyMobily. The awards were presented on 11 September 2011.[64]

AwardWinnerClub
Player of the Season1st place, gold medalist(s)Saudi ArabiaMohammad Al-Shalhoub
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Saudi ArabiaYahya Al-Shehri
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Saudi ArabiaBader Al-Khamees		Al-Hilal
Al-Ettifaq
Al-Taawoun
Young Player of the Season1st place, gold medalist(s)Saudi ArabiaYasser Al-Shahrani
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Saudi ArabiaAbdullah Al-Sudairy
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Saudi ArabiaMeshal Al-Enezi		Al-Qadisiyah
Al-Hilal
Al-Raed
Goldent BootSaudi ArabiaNasser Al-ShamraniAl-Shabab

Al-Riyadiya Awards

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TheAl-Riyadiya Awards were awarded for the second time since its inception last year. The awards were presented on 15 June 2011.[65]

See also

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  58. ^ab"عدد الكروت الملونة التي أبرزت". Archived fromthe original on 5 July 2016.
  59. ^"أكثر فريق حصل على كروت صفراء". Archived fromthe original on 6 July 2016.
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