Prediction Damac FC vs Al Fateh 2025/2026 – Betting Tips for the Pro League on 30/10/2025

Preview: momentum and context ahead of the clash in Khamis Mushait

Damac FC welcome Al Fateh to Dhamak Club Stadium on 30/10/2025 in what looks set to be a critical fixture for two sides scraping for form in the early weeks of the Pro League season. Damac sit rock-bottom in 16th with just two points from six matches, a run that reads as a dire wake-up call: no wins, two draws and four defeats. Their recent run includes a morale-boosting 1-1 draw at Al Shabab on 25 October where Kewin grabbed a notable rating, but that single point does little to paper over defensive cracks — 15 goals conceded so far and no clean sheets recorded at home. The home side’s attacking numbers are modest: an average of 9.5 shots per game and only three goals scored at home across the campaign.

Al Fateh arrive in slightly better nick and with a fresher psychological edge after back-to-back wins in competitive action, most recently a 2-0 victory over Al Riyadh in the Kings Cup on 27 October where Marwane Saadane was the standout performer. Positionally they sit 15th with four points, having shown they can score — six goals in six matches — and their underlying metrics are healthier: 13.5 shots per match, nearly 31 on target across fixtures, and a higher dangerous attacks average pointing to more consistent penetration. Their recent Pro League victories and the 1-0 away victory over Damac in May’s head-to-head add further weight to the visitors’ case.

Tactical implications and match outlook

This game pits Damac’s fragile defence against an Al Fateh unit that looks capable of creating sustained pressure. Damac’s corners average and attack figures show they can build phases but lack the clinical finish or defensive resilience to convert pressure into results. Al Fateh’s superior shots and dangerous attacks numbers suggest they will push the tempo and look for early openings, and their recent cup form indicates confidence in breaking down stubborn opponents.

Given both teams’ tendency to concede — Damac with 15 conceded and Al Fateh 13 — the pitch at Dhamak could see open spells, particularly if Damac are forced to chase the game. The head-to-head history, recent results and bookmakers’ market reflect this balance: the away win is the shortest price at 2.30 while the draw and home win sit at 3.45 and 2.90 respectively, underlining the view that Al Fateh carry the greater probability of success.

Betting suggestion

For punters weighing value, the clearest single-market play from the available data is the 1X2 market: back Al Fateh to win. Their recent form, brighter attacking metrics and recent victory over Damac in the Pro League point to them as the most likely winner, and the 2.30 price presents a fair balance of risk and return. If you prefer to study goal markets further, consider reading practical advice on the right time to place bets on goal markets and brush up on soccer betting tips and the choice of markets before staking.