Al-Hilal and Al-Yamamah entered the contest having won all of their games so far, so picking a winner to be wearing gold at the King Saud University Arena was never going to be easy.

In the first half, Al-Hilal showed they were up to the task by establishing a 2-1 lead to take into the break thanks to efforts from Mariam Bnkeran and Abeer Al-Shamri.

However, Al-Yamamah replied in the second half and sought to gather some momentum now that Al-Bandari Mobarak and Saba Tawfiq found their goalscoring form.

But, neither side could find a third for the remainder of regulation time and the match went to overtime.

Al-Khateeb stole the show by pouncing on a defender's bad touch, tiptoed along the by-line and poked home the game winner.

In the bronze medal tie, Al-Shabab performed a stunning comeback to secure their spot on the podium.

Despite creating several chances, they found themselves down 3-0 at half-time to Al-Nassr.

Fortunes changed in the second half as they scored four goals to seal an incredible 4-3 victory.

Meanwhile, the men's futsal competition saw Al-Eitifaq overwhelm Al-Nassr across both halves to claim the gold medal.

Meshary Al-Obeid initially put the eventual winners in front but they were pegged back almost immediately through Abdullah Al-Mughrabi.

Wesley de Souza restored Al-Eitifaq's lead in the second half before Osama Baabdullah tapped home the crucial third goal.

Al-Nassr were unable to respond as Al-Eitifaq continued to pile on the pressure, consequently preventing them from getting a foothold in the match.

Joining the two teams on the podium were Musadaa, who defeated Al-Ardh 3-2.

Over at the SAOC Complex, Al-Ahli were victorious against Al-Hilal in the men's volleyball final, although it was a fierce contest which saw four of the five sets being won by a margin of just two points.

Al-Ahli notched a handy lead by taking the first set 25-23.

Then, Al-Hilal built momentum and positioned themselves to go for the title after winning the next two sets 26-24, 29-27.

However, Al-Ahli showed mental toughness to comeback 25-21 to then win the final set 15-13.

Al-Ittihad finished with bronze thanks to a 25-18, 25-20, 25-19 whitewash against Ibtsam.

In equestrian, MS Stable triumphantly galloped to win the endurance mixed team event, with Al-Shoumough producing a silver-worthy performance and Al-Khayyala ranking third.