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The successful Al Hilal SFC

The successful Al Hilal SFC

Al Hilal SFC is one of the most powerful football teams from Saudi Arabia. Currently you can visit 1xbet.ie/en for online sports betting on this and many other football squads too.

The team was born back in 1957 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Since then, they've become a force to be reckoned with in the football world. The team has had major championships, incredible victories, and of course, an incredibly passionate and loyal group of fans too. The 1xBet website for online sports betting also features everything that the Saudi football competitions have to offer too.


Let’s add some numbers to illustrate their success. Some titles they have obtained include:

  • the Saudi Professional League on 17 occasions;
  • the King’s Cup a total of 13 times;
  • and the Crown Prince Cup on 6 occasions.

This basically puts Al Hilal as one of the most dominating teams in Saudi Arabia.

Success at a continental level

Al Hilal has succeeded at an Asian level too. Feel free to visit the https://www.1xbet.ie/en/live website if you want to wager on football competitions from the Asian continent. They have won the AFC Champions League a staggering 3 times, which is really impressive considering the competition that they face.

Now, let's talk about players. Al Hilal has had some huge football names grace their squad over the years. That’s another reason to wager on this team by visiting the 1xBet platform. From local talents to international superstars, they've had them all. Some examples include Kalidou Koulibaly, Renan Lodi, Sergej Milinković-Savić and even Neymar Jr himself.

Showcasing their success to the world

Another interesting thing about Al Hilal is that, because of their AFC Champions League titles, they have also featured in the FIFA Club World Cup a couple of times. Right now you can find football betting today at 1xBet, where the best teams that take part in this competition are available as well.

Normally, people expect the South American and the European teams to play the final of this competition. This means that, in turn, the winner comes from one of those 2 squads. However, in the 2022 edition of the tournament, the team did something extraordinary. In the semifinals they defeated Brazilian powerhouse Flamengo 3-2.

Thanks to this incredible result, they reached the final. While they lost against Real Madrid, it was for a final score of 5-3, which showcases the fighting spirit of this team. There is football betting that can be found today at 1xBet, where Al Hilal and other great football teams are available.

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