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Al-Fayha Tickets 2026 — Book Your Seat at Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium
In the quiet city of Al-Majma'ah in the Riyadh region, Al-Fayha Club delivers one of Saudi football's most surprising stories of recent years: the club that knocked Al-Hilal itself out of the King's Cup final, despite representing a city whose footballing footprint is nowhere near that of a major capital. This contrast between the club's size and the scale of its achievement is what gives "Al-Burtuqali" matches their special flavour, and keeps followers hoping every season for another shock from a team that spent years quietly shuttling between divisions before finally settling into the Roshn League.
Today, Al-Fayha enters an entirely new chapter after Portuguese manager Pedro Emanuel departed following the end of his contract in May 2026, and Brazilian coach Fabio Carille was appointed as head coach for a full season through 2026-27. Carille arrives with a proven track record in both Brazilian and Saudi football, taking charge of a project built on a blend of European and African experience — represented by names such as Guinea-Bissau midfielder Alfa Semedo and Zambian forward Fashion Sakala — alongside fresh signings and a young Saudi core aiming to cement the team's place among the league's top sides. This mix makes every Al-Fayha match a chance to watch a modestly resourced club take on much bigger names, relying on organisation and discipline rather than star power.
Whether you're a longtime Al-Fayha follower or attending one of their matches for the first time, Fanspass offers a fast, secure way to book Al-Fayha tickets for the club's matches in the Roshn League and the King's Cup. In this guide you'll find everything you need before booking: expected price ranges, buying and selling steps, information on Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium, and the club's history, honours, and legends, alongside its current standing in the Roshn League.
The Founding of Al-Fayha: The Story Behind the Name
Al-Fayha Club's roots go back to 1953 in the city of Al-Majma'ah, before it was officially registered on 15 August 1966, making it one of the oldest sports clubs in the Kingdom. Its early history included an important founding milestone: the merger of two local clubs, Minikh and Al-Fayha, which combined to form a single entity that became the sole representative of Al-Majma'ah in sporting competitions.
The name "Al-Fayha" is a classical Arabic word meaning a wide, spacious place, chosen to reflect the fledgling club's ambition to be a home broad enough for all the city's youth. Over the years, the club picked up two nicknames: "Al-Burtuqali" (The Orange), after its distinctive orange-and-blue kit, and "Tawahin Sudair" (The Mills of Sudair), a reference to the historic agricultural heritage of the Sudair region to which Al-Majma'ah belongs. Since its founding, Al-Fayha has remained a central fixture in its city's sporting and social life, serving as the first home for generation after generation of Al-Majma'ah's youth.
Al-Fayha's Major Honours Throughout Its History
Although Al-Fayha has never been one of the traditional big clubs, its record holds standout moments that make it a genuine exception in the Saudi football landscape:
- First promotion to the First Division: achieved in 1985, the club's first major leap.
- Second Division title: won in the 2013-14 season, after finishing runners-up in 2003-04.
- Historic promotion to the Roshn League: secured on 29 April 2017 with a 2-1 win over Ohod, marking the club's first-ever appearance in the top flight.
- First Division title: clinched on 5 May 2017 with a 1-1 away draw against Wej, capping an exceptional promotion campaign.
- The King's Cup, 2021-22 season: the greatest achievement in the club's history. On the way to the final, Al-Fayha overcame Abha 4-0, Al-Batin 2-1, and Al-Ittihad 1-0 in the semi-final, before beating Al-Hilal on penalties following a 1-1 draw after extra time to claim the club's first-ever major title.
- Saudi Super Cup 2022: Al-Fayha reached the final as King's Cup holders, losing to Al-Hilal and settling for runner-up.
- First-ever AFC Champions League appearance, 2023-24: qualified thanks to its King's Cup triumph, recording its first continental win with a 2-0 victory over Uzbekistan's Pakhtakor, before exiting to Al-Nassr in the round of 16.
Al-Fayha Now: A New Project Under Fabio Carille
After the club's board bid farewell to manager Pedro Emanuel and his coaching staff on 22 May 2026 following the end of their spell, Al-Fayha announced on 7 June 2026 the appointment of Brazilian coach Fabio Carille to lead the first team for one season through the end of 2026-27. Carille is a seasoned name in Brazilian football, having led Corinthians to the Brazilian league title in 2017, won three São Paulo state championships, and guided Santos to the Brazilian second-division title in 2024, in addition to previous Saudi experience with Al-Wehda, Al-Ittihad, and Damac.
Since the start of July 2026, Al-Fayha has been running its pre-season programme at a training camp in Zaltbommel, Netherlands, alongside a flurry of officially confirmed transfer activity: the signing of attacking midfielder Abdullah Al-Qahtani on 9 July 2026 on a free transfer and a three-year deal from Damac (previously of Abha and Al-Faisaly), and the signing of Brazilian midfielder Hugo Mora on 15 July 2026 from Vasco da Gama on a contract running until 2028. The club has also renewed the contracts of several key players: captain Mohammed Al-Baqawi until 2028, Zambian forward Fashion Sakala until 2029, Spaniard Jason Remeseiro until 2027, and Panamanian international goalkeeper Orlando Mosquera until 2028 — a sign of the club's desire to blend stability with reinforcement ahead of the new season.
On the other side of the ledger, the club officially released ten players on 6 July 2026 after their contracts expired, most notably English defender Chris Smalling, Algerian Yassine Benzia, and Venezuelan Mikel Villanueva, along with Frenchman Jérémie Kanon, Rakan Kaabi, Abdullah Al-Jouei, Sattam Al-Rouqi, and Abdulrahman Al-Anazi, while Abdullah Radif and Cypriot Stylianos Vrontis returned to Al-Hilal and APOEL respectively at the end of their loan spells. Smalling, Benzia, and Villanueva had all been key contributors last season, with each of the trio making over 30 league appearances.
Al-Fayha Ticket Prices: What Determines the Cost of a Ticket?
Al-Fayha ticket prices are shaped by a few key factors: the competition (Roshn League or King's Cup), the strength of the opponent the club is hosting, and the seat category chosen inside Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium.
As a rough guide, expected prices for Al-Fayha's home matches can be categorised as follows:
- Economy category (general terraces): typically starts from SAR 10 to 30 for regular matches, rising to between SAR 50 and 100 for fixtures against the league's bigger clubs.
- Mid-tier category: generally ranges between SAR 60 and 200, depending on seat location and the importance of the match.
- Premium categories: starting from around SAR 250 and reaching between SAR 600 and 1,200, usually including added services.
- Private suites (VIP): starting from around SAR 1,500, varying by the level of service included.
These figures are indicative averages that move with supply and demand, so it's always best to check the interactive seating map on each match's page on Fanspass to see the actual price available at the time of booking.
Al-Fayha's Most In-Demand Matches
Although Al-Fayha doesn't have a traditional derby in the sense the bigger clubs do, a number of its fixtures carry a special weight worth planning ahead for:
- The local Al-Majma'ah derby: Al-Fayha's meetings with fellow city clubs Al-Faisaly and Al-Mujazzel, with whom it shares Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium — fixtures with a particular local intensity between clubs of the same city.
- Al-Fayha's matches against Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad: these carry extra flavour following the historic upset Al-Fayha pulled off against both sides on the way to the 2021-22 King's Cup title, giving them symbolic weight for the club's fans.
- Relegation-battle fixtures: matches against sides such as Al-Fateh, Al-Hazem, Al-Shabab, and Al-Kholood, which carry direct, high-stakes significance amid a tight fight to avoid relegation.
- Fixtures against the "big four" clubs: Al-Nassr and Al-Ahli alongside Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad, matches that draw strong interest from neutral fans keen to see these clubs' stars.
Because Al-Majma'ah Stadium's capacity is limited compared to the major venues, the best categories for these kinds of matches sell out faster than usual, making early booking important for securing a good seat.
Which Category Suits You? A Simple Guide to Al-Majma'ah Stadium Seating
When choosing your ticket category, it helps to know the differences between what's available:
- General terraces: the closest option to the core supporter base, at economical prices, and a great spot for following the match with real energy.
- Stands opposite the main camera side: a clear view of play at a mid-range price, suited to those who prefer a calmer viewing experience.
- Premium categories: more comfortable seating with added services, a good choice for those seeking a higher-end experience.
- Private suites (VIP): for those wanting the highest levels of privacy and comfort, well suited to small groups and special occasions.
Use the seat preview feature on Fanspass before finalising your booking, to make sure the viewing angle matches your expectations.
How to Book Al-Fayha Tickets on Fanspass
You can complete your booking on Fanspass in just a few minutes by following these steps:
- Select Al-Fayha: search for "Al-Fayha" as your destination when you enter the Fanspass platform.
- Choose the match: browse the club's fixture list and select the match you want to attend.
- Choose your ticket category and quantity: select the right category and number of tickets.
- Enter a discount code: if you have one, add it in the designated field.
- Complete your personal details: make sure your email address is accurate so you can receive your tickets.
- Pay using your preferred method: credit card, Fanspass wallet, or an instalment option.
- Receive your digital ticket: it arrives directly in your email as soon as payment is confirmed.
Found a Better Price? We'll Match It Within 30 Minutes
If you find a ticket for an Al-Fayha match at a lower price on another platform after booking through Fanspass, you can submit a price-match request via WhatsApp with the following:
- The email address linked to your Fanspass account.
- Your name and phone number.
- Your order number, and the name of the platform where you found the lower price.
- A link to the competitor's checkout page.
- A screenshot clearly showing the price, including all fees, with the date and time visible.
Our support team will review your request within 30 minutes and get back to you with the outcome right away.
Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium: Al-Fayha's Home
Al-Fayha plays its official matches at Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium, which it shares with two other clubs from the same city, Al-Faisaly and Al-Mujazzel. The stadium was previously known as "Prince Salman Sport City Stadium," before being renamed "King Salman Sport City Stadium" following his accession to the throne, and finally settling on its current name, "Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium," since 2019.
As a mid-sized venue serving more than one club, it's advisable to arrive well ahead of kickoff to avoid congestion at the entrances, especially for matches drawing a large away following.
Matchday in Al-Majma'ah: A Simple, Genuine Atmosphere
Al-Fayha matches carry an atmosphere closer to a family and community feel, with fans in a relatively small city recognising one another, giving the matchday experience an intimacy that differs from the packed atmosphere of the major stadiums. Even so, the intensity of the support is no less passionate, especially in decisive matches or against the bigger clubs.
It's best to arrive early, confirm the entry gate matching your ticket category, and follow the organisers' instructions. And with your digital ticket from Fanspass, you can go straight in without needing to print anything or carry a paper ticket.
The Al-Fayha Ticket Market: Buy and Sell with Confidence on Fanspass
Fanspass gives Al-Fayha fans a transparent marketplace for buying and selling tickets, where anyone looking to offload a ticket they won't use can list it easily, while those searching for a last-minute seat can compare available listings and pick what suits their budget. What sets this marketplace apart is the buyer guarantee that covers every purchase from payment through to ticket delivery, giving both sides complete peace of mind without worrying about invalid or mismatched tickets.
Why Fanspass Is the Right Place for Al-Fayha Tickets
Al-Fayha fans find on Fanspass a booking experience designed to be easy and reliable from start to finish:
- Full buyer protection: every ticket is covered by a guarantee against any issue that might arise after purchase.
- Easy search and comparison: an interface that lets you compare matches and categories quickly before booking.
- Seat preview in advance: browse the actual viewing angle before completing payment.
- Complete price transparency: no hidden fees or surprises at checkout.
- Coverage of the club's matches in the Roshn League, the King's Cup, and continental competitions whenever the club qualifies.
Tips Before Booking Your Al-Fayha Ticket
- Check your seat's location: review the stadium map and the notes shown on the ticket details page before buying.
- Use the search tools: use the filters to quickly find listings that suit your budget.
- Book early for the big matches: especially fixtures against Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad, Al-Nassr, and Al-Ahli, and the decisive matches in the relegation battle.
- Follow the local Al-Majma'ah derby: Al-Fayha's matches against Al-Faisaly and Al-Mujazzel draw notable local demand despite the stadium's limited size.
- Confirm your ticket's source: always buy from a platform offering a genuine buyer guarantee to avoid unreliable tickets.
How to Sell Your Ticket If You Can No Longer Attend the Match
If you can no longer attend a match you've bought a ticket for, you can relist it for sale on Fanspass by following these steps:
- Log in: open the platform and access your personal account.
- Go to your profile: click the "My Account" icon.
- Start the selling process: select the "Sell" option from the available menu.
- Add your tickets: click the "Add Tickets" option.
- Select the event: choose the relevant Al-Fayha match from the list shown.
- Enter the ticket details: add all the required details for the ticket or tickets being listed.
- Attach proof: upload the documents confirming the ticket's authenticity.
- Choose your listing method: select the most suitable way to list your tickets, whether as a full set or individually.
- Set your price: enter the amount you'd like to sell them for.
- Save and publish: click "Save" to list your ticket directly on the platform's marketplace for interested buyers.
Al-Fayha Legends: Heroes of the Club's Greatest Night
Serbian goalkeeper Vladimir Stojković tops the list of Al-Fayha legends, thanks to his exceptional performance in the penalty shootout that decided the 2021-22 King's Cup final against Al-Hilal — the moment that turned Al-Fayha from a modest club into a historic champion. Alongside him, Greek midfielder Panagiotis Tachtsidis and Macedonian Aleksandar Trajkovski played pivotal roles in that extraordinary campaign, led by Serbian manager Vuk Rašović, who boasted the best defensive record in the Roshn League in the 2021-22 season and remained in charge from 2021 to 2024, the most successful coaching spell in the club's history.
Among the names who also wrote bright pages in Al-Fayha's more recent history is Moroccan Abdelhamid Sabiri, who scored the club's first two goals in its AFC Champions League history during the win over Uzbekistan's Pakhtakor in 2023. Today, Guinea-Bissau midfielder Alfa Semedo, with a career that has taken in clubs like Portugal's Benfica and England's Nottingham Forest, extends the club's tradition of impactful international names in its ranks.
Notable Saudi Players Who Have Worn the Al-Fayha Shirt
Alongside the foreign heroes of the King's Cup triumph, Al-Fayha also has Saudi names tied to the club for many years who helped write its most important chapters. Leading them is defender Sami Al-Khaibari, a son of Dammam who joined Al-Fayha in 2012 from Al-Ettifaq and captained the team for more than a decade through its journey from the Second Division to the Roshn League, before lifting the King's Cup as team captain in the historic 2021-22 final against Al-Hilal — an achievement that later earned him a place with the Saudi national team.
Alongside him is current captain Mohammed Al-Baqawi, who honed his talent in Al-Hilal's academy before joining Al-Fayha on loan in 2017 and settling there permanently from 2020, later becoming team captain in succession to Al-Khaibari and one of its most important defensive figures in recent years. The club recently renewed his contract until 2028 in recognition of his central role in the squad.
Frequently Asked Questions About Al-Fayha Tickets
Where does Al-Fayha play its home matches?
Al-Fayha plays its official matches at Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium, which it shares with fellow city clubs Al-Faisaly and Al-Mujazzel.
When was Al-Fayha founded, and why was it given this name?
The club's roots go back to 1953 in Al-Majma'ah, and it was officially registered in 1966 following the merger of the Minikh and Al-Fayha clubs. The name "Al-Fayha" is an Arabic word meaning a wide, spacious place, chosen to reflect the club's ambition to be home to all the city's youth.
What is Al-Fayha's greatest achievement in its history?
Winning the King's Cup in the 2021-22 season, beating Al-Hilal on penalties in the final — the club's first major title and one of the biggest upsets in the competition's history.
What's the best way to get the cheapest ticket for an Al-Fayha match?
Booking early as soon as tickets for the match are released on Fanspass, along with using search filters to compare categories. If you find a lower price elsewhere, you can request a price match within 30 minutes following the steps in this guide.
Who is Al-Fayha's current manager?
The team is currently led by Brazilian coach Fabio Carille, who took charge on 7 June 2026 on a one-season contract, succeeding Portuguese manager Pedro Emanuel, who left the club in May 2026.
What are Al-Fayha's key officially confirmed signings for the 2026-27 season?
The most notable are attacking midfielder Abdullah Al-Qahtani, signed from Damac on a three-year deal, and Brazilian Hugo Mora, signed from Vasco da Gama until 2028, alongside contract renewals for captain Mohammed Al-Baqawi, forward Fashion Sakala, goalkeeper Orlando Mosquera, and Spaniard Jason Remeseiro.
Which players left Al-Fayha in the summer of 2026?
The club officially released ten players after their contracts expired, most notably Chris Smalling, Yassine Benzia, Mikel Villanueva, and Jérémie Kanon, alongside Abdullah Radif and Stylianos Vrontis returning to Al-Hilal and APOEL respectively at the end of their loan spells.
Who are Al-Fayha's key current stars?
The squad currently includes Guinea-Bissau midfielder Alfa Semedo and Zambian forward Fashion Sakala, the club's leading scorer, alongside new arrivals Abdullah Al-Qahtani and Hugo Mora, and goalkeeper Orlando Mosquera.
What are Al-Fayha's most in-demand matches?
The most notable are the local Al-Majma'ah derby against Al-Faisaly and Al-Mujazzel, matches against Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad given the shared history from the 2022 King's Cup final, and fixtures against Al-Nassr, Al-Ahli, and relegation-battle rivals.
Are Al-Fayha tickets digital?
Yes; once payment is successfully completed through Fanspass, digital tickets are sent directly to your email, with no need for a paper ticket.
Can I sell my tickets if I can no longer attend?
Yes; you can relist your tickets for sale through Fanspass with a few simple steps, starting with logging in and selecting "Sell," then adding the ticket details, proof of authenticity, and your asking price.
Who are Al-Fayha's legends?
Leading them is goalkeeper Vladimir Stojković, hero of the 2022 King's Cup final, alongside manager Vuk Rašović, and players Panagiotis Tachtsidis, Aleksandar Trajkovski, and Abdelhamid Sabiri.
Who are the most notable Saudi players in Al-Fayha's history?
Leading them is former captain Sami Al-Khaibari, who captained the club for over a decade through to the 2022 King's Cup title, alongside current captain Mohammed Al-Baqawi, who joined from Al-Hilal's academy and has been at Al-Fayha since 2020.

