The Saudi national football team managed to secure a valuable draw against their hosts, the Czech Republic, with a score of 1-1 in the friendly match that took place this evening as part of both teams' preparations for upcoming challenges.

The match started with early Czech pressure that resulted in a penalty in the 21st minute, successfully converted by player Tomas Khouri into a goal, putting the Saudi team under pressure since the first half.

Despite repeated attempts from the Saudi team through Ziad Al-Jahani and his teammates, the Czechs maintained their relative advantage, before they intensified their attacking efforts after 70 minutes of play.

In the 76th minute, Pavel Soucek scored a goal that would have enhanced the home team's lead, but the referee disallowed the goal for a foul, keeping the match exciting until the last moments.

In the 90+1 minute, Abdullah Al-Hamdan managed to snatch the equalizer for the Saudis with a powerful shot, saving his team from defeat and providing late joy for Saudi fans.

Statistics showed the Czech team dominating possession with 65% compared to 35% for Saudi Arabia, while shot attempts were 9 for the Saudis against 6 for the hosts, with 20 fouls committed by the Czechs compared to only 9 for the Saudis.