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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 105 entries checked · 63 flagged · 165 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 165 still open
Mustafa Saad — The entry is about Al-Ahli, but the title and tagline reference 'Mustafa Saad' and 'Al Hilal', which are unrelated to Al-Ahli. The entire entry appears to be a misattributed description of Al-Ahli instead of the intended subject 'Mustafa Saad' or Al Hilal.
Mustafa Saad — Location=Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is incorrect for Al-Ahli; Al-Ahli is based in Jeddah, not Riyadh.
Mohammad Al-Khilaiwi — The entry states that Mohammad Al-Khilaiwi played for Al-Ittihad, but he played for Al-Hilal.
Mohammad Al-Khilaiwi — The entry claims he was signed under president Mansour Al-Balawi during the 2002–03 season, but Mansour Al-Balawi was president of Al-Ittihad, not Al-Hilal.
The Crescent Moon — The stadium was originally named Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium, but it was not renamed King Fahd International Stadium; King Fahd International Stadium is a separate, larger venue in Riyadh.
The Crescent Moon — The stadium did not host the 1987 Asian Cup; the 1987 AFC Asian Cup was hosted by Kuwait, not Saudi Arabia.
Hilal Club Crest — The club's crest features a crescent moon and a star, not a map of Sudan.
Hilal Club Crest — The home stadium capacity is approximately 25,000–30,000, not 65,000.
Khalid Al-Muwallad Statue — Khalid Al-Muwallad was not a striker; he was a midfielder/playmaker, not a prolific striker as described in the LORE section.
Khalid Al-Muwallad Statue — The Asian Cup Winners' Cup victory attributed to him in 1997 is incorrect; Al Hilal won the Asian Cup Winners' Cup in 1997, but Khalid Al-Muwallad was not the captain at that time—the captain was likely Sami Al-Jaber or another player, and Al-Muwallad's captai
AFC Champions League Victory Parade — Al Hilal did not win back-to-back AFC Champions League titles in 2019 and 2021; the titles were not consecutive.
AFC Champions League Victory Parade — The claim that Al Hilal became the first Saudi club to win back-to-back AFC Champions League titles is factually incorrect, as no Saudi club has won back-to-back titles.
Sami Al-Jaber — The loan to Wolverhampton Wanderers ended early due to his father's illness, but he returned to Al-Hilal, not Al-Ain; he never played for Al-Ain.
Sami Al-Jaber — The testimonial match against Manchester United on 21 January 2008 ended 3-2 to Al-Hilal, but Al-Jaber did not score a penalty; he did not score in that game.
Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi — Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi never played for Al-Ittihad; he was a defender for Al Hilal from 1987 to 2004.
Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi — Al-Ittihad did not win both the League and Crown Prince Cup in 2002–03; Al Hilal won the Crown Prince Cup that season.
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