Herve Renard’s team are currently second in Group B with a maximum of six points from two matches RIYADH: The Saudi Arabian national squad on Saturday night took part in their latest training session ahead of the double-header of Asian Qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup against Japan and China. Saudi currently sit in second place — pipped to top spot on goal difference to Australia — in Group B of the AFC qualification for Qatar 2022 with a maximum of six points from two matches. Having defeated Vietnam 3-1 and Oman 1-0, the Green Falcons will now face Japan on Oct. 7 and China on Oct. 12. Following the completion of the latest round of Saudi Pro League matches, Herve Renard’s players convened at the preparation camp in Jeddah, where they were issued with COVID-19 tests according to medical protocols to ensure their safety. The squad then took part in a night time training session on the side of the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, with the French coach separating his players into two groups. The first group, which included players who had taken part in their respective clubs’ SPL matches during the weekend, were restricted to simple fitness exercises, while the rest took part in a full session.