Kick-off is scheduled for 21:00 Saudi time on 6 October, or 22:00 in the UAE. CNN Arabic and YSScores reported the start time.
The Jeddah final is described by Elbotola and Al Yaum as the first major appointment of a Moroccan officiating crew to a deciding match in this edition of the tournament.
Jayed's assistants will be compatriots Zakaria Brinsi and Mostafa Akerkad. Kuwaiti officials Abdullah Jamali and Saud Al Shammali will serve as the fourth and fifth officials. Morocco's Hamza Al Farq will handle VAR, with Dutch official Erwin Blank and Bahrain's Ismail Habib as assistants. Oman's Ibrahim Al Hosni will serve as referee assessor. Al Yaum reported the crew appointments. Five countries are represented.
Emarat Al Youm reported that Jayed had already officiated the UAE-Qatar group match and Kuwait-Iraq, which Iraq won 3-2. Al Riyadiyah gives his age as 39 and his date of birth as 23 March 1987.
Jayed and his Moroccan colleagues will handle the central on-field and video roles. Officials from Kuwait, the Netherlands, Bahrain and Oman have separate assignments. Each role is assigned.