
Al-Faisaly FC secured a 3-1 victory away at Beltinci, a commanding performance that underlines their attacking threat. The Saudi club's ability to score three goals on the road suggests a side capable of breaking down opposition defences and capitalising on chances created.
The win over Beltinci represents a strong result. Playing away from home, Al-Faisaly FC controlled the match sufficiently to net three times while limiting their hosts to a single goal in response. The four-goal margin across the two teams indicates a clear gulf in quality during the contest, with Al-Faisaly FC the dominant force throughout.
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| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Yazeed AbulailaJordan | Goalkeeper | |
| Anas Bani YaseenJordan | Defender | |
| Ihsan HaddadJordan | Midfielder | |
| Baha AbdullahJordan | Forward | |
| Mahmoud Al-MardiJordan | Forward | |
| Ahmad IbrahimJordan | Midfielder |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Jordanian Pro League | 33 | 1944-2021 |
| Jordan FA Cup | 10 | |
| Jordan Super Cup | 6 | |
| Jordan Shield Cup | 4 |
Al-Faisaly has won the Jordanian top flight more times than any other club, making it the most successful team in Jordanian football history
Won the AFC Cup in 2005 and 2006, becoming the first club to win the title back-to-back
Multiple Jordan FA Cup triumphs, adding to the club's domestic cup dominance
Regular winners of the Jordanian Super Cup across different eras