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West Asia Wrap: Showdown in Riyadh; champs crowned in UAE, Jordan, Oman
Doha: Al Nassr Club and Al Hilal SFC will square off on Tuesday in the Saudi Pro League decider while champions were crowned in the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Oman.
Al Gharafa SC stunned AL Sadd Sc in the Amir Cup final in Qatar while leaders Air Force SC suffered defeat in Iraq.

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Saudi Arabia: Al Nassr, Al Hilal set for title decider
Al Nassr Club and Al Hilal SFC will square off on Tuesday in what will likely decide the destination of the Saudi Pro League title.
Al Nassr - who defeated Al Shabab 4-2 on Thursday with Criatiano Ronaldo scoring his 100th Saudi Pro League goal and Joao Felix starring with a hat-trick - will head into the tie on 82 points - five ahead of Al Hilal but having played a match more.

Al Nassr have two matches remaining and victory will assure them of the title.
Al Hilal, however, will have a spring in their step after having lifted the Saudi King's Cup with a come-from-behind 2-1 win against Al Kholood on Friday.

Al Ahli Saudi FC and Al Qadsiah, meanwhile, are in race for third place with the former a point ahead and with a match in hand. Al Ahli face Al Taawoun later on Monday while Al Qadsiah play AL hazem on Thursday.

Qatar: Al Gharafa stun Al Sadd to lift Amir Cup
Al Gharafa SC were crowned champions of the 2026 Amir Cup after defeating Al Sadd SC 4-1 in the final on Saturday.

Tunisian midfielder Ferjani Sassi opened the scoring for Al Gharafa in the 21st minute before Algerian forward Yacine Brahimi struck a hat-trick with goals in the 27th, 63rd and stoppage-time minutes. Dutch forward Javairo Dilrosun scored Al Sadd's only goal in the 88th minute.
The victory secured Al Gharafa's ninth Amir Cup title and their first triumph in the competition in more than a decade.

Al Sadd, seeking a double after having retained their Qatar Stars League title, started strongly and came close through Rafa Mujica early in the match, but Al Gharafa capitalised on defensive gaps with rapid counter-attacks.

Despite sustained pressure from Al Sadd in the second half, Al Gharafa remained clinical in attack, with Brahimi sealing the emphatic victory deep into added time.

UAE: Al Ain celebrate in style
Al Ain FC were in unstoppable form as they celebrated clinching the UAE Pro League title earlier in the week with a 5-0 defeat of Al Dhafra on Sunday.

Victory by a similar score against Sharjah FC on Wednesday had secured Al Ain the title with two matches to spare.
Deposed champions Shabab Al Ahli played to a 2-2 draw with Baniyas but are assured of finishing second as they sit 15 points ahead of AL Wasl.

Al Wasl, Al Jazira and Al Wahda are in a race for third place with three points separating them with two rounds to play.

Bahrain: Top two set for showdown
The Bahraini Premier League title looks set to be decided on Monday with leaders Al Khalidiya to face Al Muhharq Club in a top-of-the-table clash.
Khalidiya - on 51 points - are ahead by two with just two matchdays remaining. Al Riffa are assured of finishing third as they sit 10 points clear of Malkiya.

Iraq: Air Force in shock defeat
Air Force SC's lead at the top of the Iraq Stars League was reduced to four points following a shock 3-0 defeat to Al Karma on Sunday.
The loss left Air Force on 77 points, with defending champions Al Shorta closing in with a 1-0 win against Al Gharraf. Four matchdays remain. Erbil sit in third on 67 points, two ahead of Al Zawraa.

Jordan: Three in a row for Al Hussein
Al Hussein made it a hat-trick of Jordanian Pro League titles with a 1-0 win against closest challengers Al Faisaly on Friday.
The win meant Al Hussein ended their campaign on 62 points, six ahead of Al Faisaly who had battled with them throughout the season. Al Wehdat finished third on a comfortable 54 points, six ahead of Al Ramtha.

Oman: Al Shabab defeat hands AL Seeb title
Al Seeb Club emerged champions for the third season in a row after closest challengers Al Shabab suffered a 2-0 defeat to Sur on Friday.
That left Al Seeb on an unassailable 60 points with three matchdays remaining. It is their fifth title in six seasons and they will aim to conclude their campaign with maximum points from their remaining fixtures.

Syria: Tight race continues
Al Ittihad defeated Al Karamah 4-2 to stay one point ahead in the Syrian Premier League.

Homs Al Fidaa kept pace with a 2-1 win against Tishreen while Al Wahda are five points behind them, having beaten Hutteen by a similar score.