Al-Fayhaa Stadium

The ground in Al-Majma'ah is tucked into the King Fahd district, bounded by King Abdullah Road. Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium has served as a home for Al-Fayha Club since the early 1990s.

The stadium opened in 1990, originally named after Prince Salman, who later became the King of Saudi Arabia. In 2019 it was renamed to reflect the city itself. It is a functional space, built by the Ministry of Sport, with a natural grass surface that has seen seasons of study for the players.

The most striking feature of the venue is not its architecture but its history of names. From Prince Salman Sport City Stadium to King Salman Sport City Stadium, and finally to Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium, the ground has kept pace with the changing titles of the nation’s leadership. It is a quiet place compared to the massive arenas in Jeddah, but for those who have watched matches here, it holds a specific place.

Capacity figures vary, with some sources citing 12,000 and others sticking to 7,000, but the playing field itself tells a different story. It is a place where Al-Fayha once fought for promotion, and where the local team won its first Saudi King's Cup title in 2022, though that final was played elsewhere. The stadium is equipped with floodlights, ensuring that evening games can proceed even as the desert light fades. It is a ground that has lived through decades of football in the region, and while it may not host international matches, it remains a key part of the local sporting landscape.