Al Nassr return to Saudi Pro League action on April 27 as they travel to Al Khaleej.

Ahead of the campaign run-in, Al Nassr are trailing league leaders Al Hilal by nine points, and their chances of an overhaul are unlikely in the final weeks of the campaign.

This clash with Al Khaleej will be repeated on May 1, as they face off in the King Cup semifinals, as part of Al Nassr’s only chance of a trophy this season.

The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch it across the world, kickoff times and the latest lineup news.

This Saudi Pro League match at the Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium kicks off on Saturday, April 27 at 9 p.m. local time in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 

Here’s how that time translates across some of the major territories around the globe:

Here’s where you can find the match in some selected major markets:

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Ronaldo is unavailable for this match, as he serves the second match of a two-game ban, for his red card against Al Hilal in the Saudi Super Cup on April 8. He was dismissed late on in that game, for an elbow on Ali Ali-Bulaihi, and the Saudi Football Federation suspended him for the second time this season.

He will return for the King Cup clash with Al Khaleej on May 1.

Al Nassr head coach Luis Castro has not confirmed any fresh injury updates ahead of this game but he could rotate to keep his team fresh for the cup tie next week.

Al Nassr predicted XI (4-3-3, right to left): Ospina (GK) — Al-Ghannam, Alawjami, Laporte, Telles — Al-Khaibari, Brozovic, Alhassan — Ghareeb, Mane, Otavio.

Al Nassr subs subs (9): TBC

Al Khaleej are settling in for a solid mid-table finish in the coming weeks and Fabio Martins is the key player for the hosts in midfield.

Al Khaleej predicted XI (4-3-3, right to left): Sehic (GK) — Al Hamsal, Al-Khabrani, Masoud, Rebocho — Hamzi, Jung, Martins — Narey, Sherif, Rodrigues.

Al Khaleej subs (9): TBC