Saudi Arabia: Double joy for Al Nassr's Felix
The Saudi Pro League season concluded on Thursday with Al Nassr ending their six-year wait for the title with a 4-1 defeat of Damac.

That meant Al Nassr finished on 86 points, two ahead of Riyadh rivals Al Hilal SFC and there was double joy for Joao Felix, with the Portuguese star named the Player of the Season.

Felix scored 20 goals and made 13 assists in his debut season, beating teammate Cristiano Ronaldo and several others to the accolade.

Jorge Jesus was named coach of the year, with the Portuguese tactician saying later that he would be leaving Al Nassr.

Al Qadsiah forward Julian Quinones took the topscorer award with 33 goals, finishing ahead of Al Ahli Saudi FC's Ivan Toney (32) and Ronaldo (28).

Iraq: Air Force claim title
Air Force SC emerged champions of the Iraq Stars League with two matches to spare following a 2-1 defeat of Al Zawraa.

The win took Air Force to an unassailable 83 points, with outgoing champions Al Shorta seven behind

Al Shorta's hopes of defending their title were dashed by a 2-0 defeat to third-placed Erbil, who moved within three points of their beaten opponents.

Al Zawraa are fourth on 66 points, three ahead of Al Talaba.

Kuwait: Kuwait SC firmly on course
Kuwait SC stayed in the driver's seat as they picked up four points to widen their lead in the Kuwait Premier League the past week.

Having lifted the AFC Challenge League 2025/26™ title, they resumed their domestic campaign with a 4-0 defeat of Al Fahaheel before playing to a 1-1 draw with Al Nasr on Sunday.

The defending champions moved to 40 points, 13 ahead of Kazma who suffered a 3-2 defeat against Al Fahaleel. Al Salmiya, who defeated Al Shabab 3-0, are third on 26 points.

Lebanon: Al Ansar champs
Al Ansar edged Nejmeh 14-13 on penalties in the Lebanese Premier League final.

The tie had ended 2-2 with Elhadji Malick Tall having given Al Ansar the lead in the 17th minute. Ali Kassas equalised in the 40th but Mohammad Bou Saleh restored Al Ansar's lead in the 85th. They were, however, pegged back again by Juma Masud's stoppage time equaliser.

Both sides, amazingly, converted 13 penalties before Hussein Siblini's miss settled the marathon shootout.

Oman: Al Seeb sign off in style
Al Seeb Club capped their title-winning campaign with a 7-1 defeat of Ibri.

A third consecutive title was sealed in emphatic fashion as Al Seeb finished on 67 points, seven more than Al Shabab.

Al Nasr ended the season in third place, a point adrift of Al Shabab with Al Nahda fourth with 44 points.

Syria: Al Ittihad in driver's seat
Al Ittihad Aleppo stayed on course for the Syrian Premier League title with an emphatic 4-1 win against Umayya.

Victory moved them to 57 points, with Homs Al Fidaa staying three adrift after edging Horriya.

Al Wahda stayed in the title race with a 3-0 defeat of Damascus Al Ahli to sit six points behind the leaders with six matches remaining.