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RIYADH: Al-Hilal have topped the list of ������Ƶ clubs with the most regional, national and continental titles, with 90 championships.

This is according to the Saudi Football History Documentation project released on Sunday by the ������Ƶn Football Federation.

Al-Ittihad (59) came in second, followed by Al-Ahli (53), Al-Nassr (48), and Al-Shabab (43). In sixth are Al-Ettifaq (42), followed by Al-Qadsiah (14), Al-Fateh (12), and Al-Taawoun (11).

According to the report, Al-Hilal has the most league titles (21), followed by Al-Ittihad (14), Al-Nasr (10), Al-Ahli (nine), Al-Shabab (six), Al-Ettifaq (two), and one title each for Al-Wehda and Al-Fateh.

The project confirmed that four out of 68 league championships — now the Saudi Pro League or Roshn Saudi League — were not completed. The incomplete seasons are 1966-67, 1967-68, 1969-70, and 1975-76.

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Of the 37 editions of the King Cup, Al-Hilal (nine) top the list of winners, followed by Al-Ahli (eight), Al-Ittihad (six), Al-Nassr (five), Al-Shabab (three), Al-Ettifaq (two), with one title each for Al-Wehda, Al-Taawoun, and Al-Faisaly.

In the Crown Prince Cup, discontinued in 2017, Al-Hilal (13) top the honor roll, five ahead of second-placed Al-Ittihad (eight). Al-Ahli (six) are third, followed by Al-Shabab and Al-Nassr with three titles each.

Six other teams have won the title: Al-Wehda, Al-Ettifaq, Al-Qadsiah, Al-Riyadh, Al-Faisaly, and Al-Fayha.

Overall, Al-Hilal (43) top the winners’ list of the Kingdom’s three major domestic competitions, followed by Al-Ittihad (28), Al-Ahli (23), Al-Nassr (18), and Al-Shabab (12).

The documentation project is an initiative of the ������Ƶn Football Federation in collaboration with FIFA, Ministry of Sports, General Authority for Radio and Television, King Abdulaziz Foundation and Saudi Pro League.

GIJON: ������Ƶ Olympic rider Abdullah Al-Sharbatly and his horse Quisandro won the €28,300 ($33,178) Caser Group Helvetia Grand Prix CSI 2 championship in 36.74 seconds on Sunday in Spain.

On the final day of the championship, Al-Sharbatly also came second in the CSI 4 category over 1.45-meter hurdles with horse Alamo, a fraction of a second behind the first-place winner, Belgium’s Constant Van Paaschen.

Al-Sharbatly is a member of the Saudi national showjumping team that is currently competing in European competitions.

The team includes Ramzi Al-Dahami, Abdulrahman Al-Rajhi, Khaled Al-Mubti, and Mishari Al-Harbi.