Ansar Secures 16th Lebanese Title
Al-Ansar team clinched the Lebanese Football League title for the sixteenth time in its history, overcoming their traditional rivals, Al-Najjma, who lost the final 2-1 in the last match of the final round. The season, which was extended due to Lebanese circumstances, resumed to reach 318 days, with a special system implemented that included a final knockout stage and home-and-away matches. Al-Ansar secured the title despite missing their Serbian coach due to personal reasons, relying instead on outstanding performances from their players. Their top scorer, Algerian Hisham Khalaf Allah, scored the equalizing goal before Malick Tall converted a decisive penalty. The two teams compete for one of the most historically decorated titles in Lebanese football, with an exceptional system designed to enhance competition. Both clubs will represent Lebanon in the Asian Challenge League next season.
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