Abdul Razak Hamdallah breaks records in the Saudi league

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Moroccan striker Abdelrazak Hamdallah, the Al Nasr striker, continued to play his favorite game in the net after scoring 3 goals in a 3-0 win over Al-Nasr in a match played in the 29th round of the Saudi League.

Morocco striker Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah became the longest-scoring player in the history of the Saudi league, scoring the 12th consecutive game, surpassing former Wesley striker who scored 11 consecutive games.

The Al-Nasr striker raised his score to 32 goals to move closer to the historic goal scorer of the Saudi league competition.

Hamza Idris, the former striker of the league, is the league's top scorer with 33 goals, one ahead of Abdul-Razzaq Hamad Al-Nasr, the Saudi sports daily Al-Riyadiya reported.

Al-Nasr striker Abd-al-Razzaq Hamdallah succeeded in bringing Al-Hazem to his list of victims in the Saudi league competition, becoming the only Faisali team that could not reach a goal in the league.

Al-Nasr leads the league table with 67 points, one point ahead of Al Hilal.

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