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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 84 entries checked · 55 flagged · 148 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 148 still open
1972 Asian Champion Cup Victory — The entry title says '1972 Asian Champion Cup Victory' but the competition is actually the 1997-98 Asian Cup Winners' Cup; the title is factually wrong.
1972 Asian Champion Cup Victory — The INTRO states Al Nassr is 'one of three teams never relegated from the top flight' in Saudi Arabia; this is factually incorrect as Al Nassr was relegated in 1977.
The Green and White Identity — The entry claims Saeed Al-Owairan is considered one of the greatest players to wear the Yellow and Blue kit, but Saeed Al-Owairan played for Al-Hilal, not Al-Nassr.
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium Legacy — Prince Faisal bin Fahd was not a Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia; he was a prince and served as the Minister of Youth (later Minister of Sports), but never held the title of Crown Prince.
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium Legacy — Sami Jaber is a misspelling or misidentification; the correct name is Sami Al-Jaber, a legendary Saudi player for Al Hilal, not Al Nassr. He never played for Al Nassr.
Al-Nassr Boys — The club's 2022–23 season was not its 47th consecutive season in the top flight; Al-Nassr was relegated in the 1970s and again later, so the consecutive streak is shorter. The correct figure for consecutive top-flight seasons as of 2022–23 is 45, not 47.
Al-Nassr Boys — The club's total years in existence as of the 2022–23 season is 67, but Al-Nassr was founded in 1955, making the 2022–23 season its 68th year of existence (from 1955 to 2023), not 67.
Mrsool Park — The stadium's previous name is listed as 'Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium', but the widely-known canon is that the stadium was originally named King Saud University Stadium and has never been officially known as Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium. That name belongs
Mrsool Park — The claim that refurbishments will take place from 2030 to 2032 for the 2034 World Cup is speculative and not part of established canon; no official timeline or confirmed plans have been widely announced as of the knowledge cutoff.
Green and White Ultras — Al Nassr has never won the AFC Champions League multiple times; the club has won it once, in 1995.
Green and White Ultras — Sami al-Jaber is a legendary player for Al Hilal, not Al Nassr. He never played for Al Nassr.
King Abdullah Sports City — The entry states the stadium is the primary tenant of Al Nassr FC, but King Abdullah Sports City is located in Jeddah, while Al Nassr FC is based in Riyadh and does not use this stadium as its home venue.
King Abdullah Sports City — The entry claims the stadium is 'currently known as Alinma Stadium for sponsorship purposes,' but King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah has not been officially renamed Alinma Stadium.
King Fahd International Stadium — The stadium did not host matches during the 1987 Asian Games; the 1987 Asian Games were held in Seoul, South Korea, not in Riyadh.
King Fahd International Stadium — Mohamed Aboutrika never played for Al Nassr; he was an Egyptian player who spent his entire club career at Al Ahly in Egypt.
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