Al-Nassr sets new global record beating River Plate

Al Nassr Saudi team achieved a historic milestone in world football, becoming the first team to score in 94 consecutive matches in the domestic league, surpassing the previous record held by River Plate of Argentina, which lasted nine years from 1936 to 1939 and saw goals in 93 consecutive matches. The goal was scored by player Abdullah Al-Hamdan in the 82nd minute of the match between Al-Nassr and Al-Khaleej, immediately after coming on as a substitute, leveling the score and confirming his goal streak at 94 consecutive matches. He now has the opportunity to break the world record of 96 matches, provided he scores in the next three games. It is worth noting that Al-Nassr’s streak began in December 2023, following their first loss without scoring a goal, and has continued uninterrupted since then, smashing the global record held by River Plate for nearly nine decades.

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