Al-Majma'ah Sports City

Al-Majma'ah Sports City sits in the Riyadh province, and its identity is bound up with a name change rather than a rebuild. For years it carried the name of the King Salman bin Abdulaziz Sport City Stadium; on 29 May 2019 the authorities switched it to Al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium. Football Ground Map still lists it under an older tag, Prince Abdullah bin Jalawi Sports City Stadium.

The ground opened in 1990, a date confirmed both in English-language references and in the Arabic encyclopaedia SaudiPedia, which places it in 1411 of the Hijri calendar, under the reign of King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. Capacity is generally put at 7,000, though SaudiPedia gives a lower figure of 5,000, and an architectural brief for the wider sports-city complex speaks of a 15,000-seat plan without confirming whether that scale was ever reached for the main stand. The pitch is natural grass.

Three clubs have used it as a base: Al Fayha, now in the Saudi Pro League, Al Faisaly of the Saudi First Division, and Al Mujazzal. The stadium's one moment of wider notice came on 9 April 2023, when Al Fayha hosted Al-Nassr in a Pro League fixture with Cristiano Ronaldo in the visiting side.