SAKAKA, Saudi Arabia (Interstat) — Al Jandal and Al Okhdood played to a 1-1 draw Wednesday at Al-Jouf University Stadium in KSA Division 1 play. Al Jandal struck in the 49th minute, and Al Okhdood responded to level the match. The contest included five yellow cards, one red card and six substitutions. Al Jandal was the home team, and Al Okhdood was the visiting team. Al Okhdood played with 10 men after the 56th minute.

Al Jandal’s Mohammed Mile was one of the game’s key performers, finishing a full 90 minutes with one goal. Al Okhdood’s Zinho Gano also scored, doing so over an 80-minute appearance before being substituted. Masood Bekheet played the entire match for Al Jandal and recorded an assist. Al Jandal’s goal arrived in the 49th minute. Mile’s goal and Bekheet’s assist were part of Al Jandal’s attacking output, while Gano’s goal came during his 80-minute outing before he was replaced.

Al Okhdood’s Rui Pedro was shown a yellow card in the 20th minute. Al Jandal’s Silva J. was booked in the 36th, and Haddad M. followed in the 45+3rd. Peyre T. of Al Jandal received a yellow card in the 62nd. Al Okhdood’s Al-Makrami A. was cautioned in the 90th. Al Okhdood’s Abu Abd M. was sent off in the 56th minute. Al Okhdood finished the match with 10 players. It was the only sending-off of the match. Al Jandal received three yellow cards and no red cards, while Al Okhdood received two yellow cards and one red card.

Substitutions began for Al Okhdood in the 58th minute when Rui Pedro came off. Al Lazam K. entered for Al Okhdood in the 71st, while Al Sehimai N. came on for Al Jandal in the same minute. In the 80th, Gano Z. was replaced for Al Okhdood and Silva J. was replaced for Al Jandal. Mansour M. came off for Al Jandal in the 90+8th. Al Okhdood made three substitutions, and Al Jandal made three.

The draw left Al Okhdood with a competition record of one win, two losses and five draws. Al Jandal sits at one win, three losses and three draws in the competition. Al Okhdood’s all-competitions mark is also one win, two losses and five draws, while Al Jandal’s all-competitions record is one win, three losses and three draws. Both clubs have identical competition and all-competitions records. The draw was Al Okhdood’s fifth in the competition and Al Jandal’s third.

Al Okhdood’s earlier results this season included a 5-1 loss to Al Ula, a 4-2 loss at Al Wehda, a 2-2 draw with Al Najmah, a goalless draw with Al Saqer Saudi Club, two 1-1 draws with Al Bukiryah and a 2-0 win at Al Ta’ee Saudi Club. Al Jandal has drawn 2-2 with Al Wehda, lost 1-0 at Al Adalah, beaten Al Bukiryah 4-1, lost 2-1 at Al Ta’ee Saudi Club, drawn 1-1 with Al Saqer Saudi Club and lost 2-1 at Al Najmah. Al Okhdood has five draws this season, and Al Jandal has three draws.

Al Okhdood’s upcoming slate includes matches against Al Adalah, Al Anwar, Damac, Al Jabalain, Al Ra’ed Saudi Club, Hajer, Jeddah, Al Jeel, Al Zulfi and Al Orobah Saudi Club. Al Jandal is set to face Al Jeel, Damac, Al Zulfi, Hajer, Al Anwar, Jeddah, Al Jabalain, Al Orobah Saudi Club, Al Ra’ed Saudi Club and Al Ula. Both clubs will continue their KSA Division 1 schedules.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Al Jandal 2, Al Okhdood 1, and its ELO system gave Al Jandal a 56.3 percent probability to win.