Football in Saudi Arabia - History

History

Saudi Premier League was called the old and the Premier League started in the league championship in 1977, which was won by the Al-Ahli (Jeddah), and continued giving and the spirit of sport in Saudi Arabia to change the rules of the Year 1991, the name of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, periodically, so that the four clubs qualify to the semi-final before the end of the league, Although the first group was in the lead and deserved the cup, and therefore will face two teams in the league final was like the Saudi King's cup, as the former champions Saudi Arabia were the first team to take the championship title chase, but that the policy of the General Presidency for Youth Welfare survived on a system of periodic Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and, after 2007 years, the Saudi league returned to its previous status after the setbacks suffered terrible ball of Saudi Arabia, especially Saudi Arabia's failure to participate because of external policy of Saudi Football Federation.

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