Qanah FC Secures Promotion to the Premier League with a Confident Win

Qanah FC officially secured promotion to the Egyptian Premier League after a well-deserved 2-0 victory over Masar in Round 28 of the Professional League.
With this result, Qanah reached 65 points at the top of the table, confirming their consistency throughout the season, while Masar remained on 45 points.
A Promotion Built on Consistency
The promotion reflects the team’s strong performance and stability over the campaign, as they managed to dominate the competition and seal qualification ahead of time, marking a long-awaited return to top-flight football.
The Egyptian Football Association congratulated Qanah on this achievement, highlighting the team’s hard work and determination and wishing them success in the upcoming Premier League season.
Competitive Round Highlights
The same round also featured other key results, including Baladiyet El Mahalla’s narrow win over El Tersana, along with victories for El Sekka El Hadid and Laviena and several competitive draws across the league.
For Qanah FC, this promotion is more than just a step up—it marks the beginning of a new chapter as they aim to make a strong impact among Egypt’s elite teams next season.
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