Saudi Arabia has an impressive record against Palestine, having never lost in nine previous encounters between the two teams. This boosts the morale of the Green Falcons ahead of the highly anticipated match next Thursday in the Arab Cup quarterfinals.

The Saudi national team has recorded five wins and four draws in its history of matches against the Palestinians, which makes the expectations favor the Green Falcons before the kickoff at the stadium.

The Arab clashes between the two teams began in the 1992 Arab Cup, when the Green Team secured a 2-1 victory. The encounters were repeated in 2012 and 2021, both ending in draws, demonstrating the Palestinian national team's ability to compete with Saudi Arabia in some editions.

The largest historical result in the record of encounters between the two teams during the 2022 World Cup qualifiers remains, where Al-Akhdar delivered a strong offensive performance, ending the match with a decisive 5-0 victory over the Palestinians, reflecting Saudi Arabia's offensive dominance over the years.

The technical staff of the Saudi national team hopes to continue their perfect record, building on past experiences and boosting the players' confidence ahead of the crucial quarter-final match.

Football fans in the region are eagerly anticipating this match, with expectations of a strong turnout from the crowd and great excitement, given the long history and results that favor the Saudi Green team.