Riyadh have the chance to move into the top four of the Jouy Elite League (Saudi Arabia Under-21 League) when they play their postponed fixture against Neom during the current international break.
Four matches, postponed from earlier rounds because of logistical circumstances in Saudi Arabia, will be played during the break.
The schedule begins on Sunday, 15 November, when Riyadh host Neom at the Riyadh Club reserve stadium in the capital in a sixth-round fixture.
Three further matches will take place on Wednesday, 18 November. Al Okhdood host Al Jabalain at the Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Sports City Stadium in Abha, also in round six, while defending champions Al Hazem visit Al Tadamon in Rafha in a fifth-round match.
Al Watan will face Al Orubah at reserve pitch number two at the Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Sports City Stadium in Abha in a seventh-round fixture.
Riyadh looking to build on strong run
Riyadh sit fifth with 18 points, level on goal difference with fourth-placed Al Taawoun and two points behind third-placed Al Fateh.
Victory over Neom would leave Riyadh one point behind second-placed Al Ahli and five behind leaders Al Ittihad, with each of those teams having played 10 matches.
The capital side have lost only once this season, against Al Wehda at the start of the campaign. Since then, they have recorded five wins and three draws, with their latest result a draw against neighbours Al Nassr in the Riyadh derby last round.
Neom are 10th on 14 points, earned from four wins, two draws and two defeats. They are four points behind their upcoming opponents and have also made a positive start, losing only to Al Hilal and Al Ittihad.
Al Hazem aim to continue recovery
Al Hazem will seek another win when the reigning champions visit Al Tadamon. They beat Al Khaleej 2-0 in their previous match, a result that lifted them away from the bottom to 15th place with 10 points.
Their record stands at three wins, one draw and four defeats. Al Tadamon are 19th with seven points from two wins, one draw and four losses, leaving them three points behind Al Hazem.
Al Tadamon have conceded more goals than any other side in the league, allowing 21 in seven matches at an average of three per game.
Al Okhdood, meanwhile, are 22nd with three points from one win and four defeats, without a draw this season. They face an Al Jabalain side that has lost only once, a 4-0 defeat by Al Nassr. Al Jabalain have won twice and drawn five times, including against Al Hilal and Al Ahli, and are 12th on 11 points.
Al Watan and Al Orubah target second victories
Al Orubah are 21st with four points, one ahead of 23rd-placed Al Watan. Al Orubah have played eight matches, winning once and drawing once while losing six, the joint-highest number of defeats alongside Al Ansar and Al Khaleej.
Al Watan have played five games, losing four and beating Al Okhdood once.
