Oshoala scores four as Al Hilal thrash United Eagles 9–0 to reach the Saudi Women's Cup quarter-finals
Asisat Oshoala scored four goals as Al Hilal Women beat United Eagles 9–0 at the Al-Taraji Club Stadium in Qatif on Friday evening in the round of 16 of the Saudi Women's Cup. The Super Falcons forward completed a first-half hat-trick and added a fourth in the second half as Al Hilal reached the quarter-finals.
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Al Hilal Women beat United Eagles 9–0 at the Al-Taraji Club Stadium in Qatif on Friday evening in the round of 16 of the 2026-27 Saudi Women's Cup, an away fixture for Al Hilal with a 5.30pm Saudi kick-off. The win sends Al Hilal into the quarter-finals.
Key points
- United Eagles 0–9 Al Hilal in Qatif — a Saudi Women's Cup round-of-16 rout on Friday evening.
- Oshoala scored four: a first-half hat-trick (4', 24', 42') and a fourth on 71 minutes.
- Al Hilal led 3–0 at half-time and are into the quarter-finals.
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- Her season tally rises to 11 goals across all competitions.
What happened
Al Hilal arrived in form, having won 4–0 away at Neom in the league in their previous outing, and Oshoala — the Super Falcons' captain and a six-time African Women's Footballer of the Year — carried that form into the cup.
United Eagles, Ittihad Al-Nusour in Arabic, were overwhelmed from the fourth minute and trailed by three at the break; two more goals in the first four minutes of the second half ended any contest.
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Match facts — all verified
- ✓ VerifiedAl Hilal Women beat United Eagles 9–0 at the Al-Taraji Club Stadium in Qatif on Friday evening in the round of 16 of the 2026-27 Saudi Women's Cup, an away fixture for Al Hilal with a 5.30pm Saudi kick-off. The win sends Al Hilal into the quarter-finals.Punch Nigeria — Oshoala's super hat-trick sends Al Hilal into Saudi Cup q'finals (15 Nov 2026; read in full) · News Central TV — Saudi Women's Cup: Oshoala fires four in Al Hilal's 9-0 win (15 Nov 2026) · The Sun Nigeria — Oshoala nets four in Saudi (BSNSports reporting, 15 Nov 2026; read in full)
- ✓ VerifiedOshoala scored four of the nine goals — in the 4th, 24th and 42nd minutes for a first-half hat-trick that put Al Hilal 3–0 up at half-time, and again in the 71st minute — and was named player of the match in the detailed match reports.FootballRover — Asisat Oshoala scores four goals as Al Hilal crush United Eagles 9-0 (14 Nov 2026) · KristinaReports — Oshoala bags four-goal haul as Al-Hilal destroy United Eagles 9-0 (14 Nov 2026)
- ✓ VerifiedThe other named scorers in the detailed reports were Danah Abdulaziz Aldhuhiyan, two minutes after half-time, and Kathellen Sousa two minutes later. Three of the nine goals are not attributed to a named scorer in the reports read.KristinaReports — Oshoala bags four-goal haul as Al-Hilal destroy United Eagles 9-0 (14 Nov 2026)
- ✓ VerifiedThe four goals take Oshoala's tally for the season to 11 across all competitions — five in the Saudi Women's Premier League, two in the Saudi Women's Super Cup and four in the cup — for the six-time African Women's Footballer of the Year, who joined Al Hilal from Bay FC.FootballRover — Asisat Oshoala scores four goals as Al Hilal crush United Eagles 9-0 (14 Nov 2026) · Punch Nigeria — Oshoala's super hat-trick sends Al Hilal into Saudi Cup q'finals (15 Nov 2026; read in full)
What we know / what we don't know yet
What we know
- The result, the round, the venue and Oshoala's four goals are settled across the reports read.
What we don't know yet
- Three of Al Hilal's nine scorers — not named in the reports read.
- Al Hilal's quarter-final opponents and the date of that tie — not yet announced in the reporting read.