Al Fahaheel

The Emir Cup came only once, in 1986, but it came with a name attached: Abdulaziz Al-Hajri, a forward who spent his whole career at Al Fahaheel, scored the goal that beat Kazma SC 3-0 in the final. That result still sits above everything else the club has produced, ahead of a single Federation Cup from 1973–74 and six Division One titles collected across four decades, from 1969–70 through to 2012–13.

Fahaheel itself gave the club its identity long before any of that: founded in 1964, it took the town's name and settled into red and black, with the Falcons nickname following. Its ground, the Nayif Al-Dabbous Stadium, spent most of its life holding barely 2,000 people before a renovation finished in December 2025 pushed capacity to 12,000.

Not every player who wore the shirt stayed with it. Abdullah Nahar came through the youth academy here before leaving to win three AFC Cups with Al Kuwait, and Amer Al-Fadhel made the same kind of move on to Al Qadsia — the club has often been a starting point rather than a destination. Its rivalries with Al-Yarmouk and Al-Khaitan carry no named derby, just the ordinary friction of clubs sharing the same stretch of the country.

What Al Fahaheel has not managed, across more than sixty years, is a league championship at the top level.