The Future Al -Ruwaisat team made history by qualifying for the Algerian First Division Football League (the first professional league) for the first time after its victory over the Chaouia Union – yesterday, Saturday – in the last round of the Central East Group in the second division.
With the intensification of the competition between the future of Al-Ruwaisat and its direct chase, the Union of Al-Harrach over the only qualification card for the group this season until the last round, the future of Al-Ruwaisat resolved matters in his favor with his great victory 4-2 over the guest of the Shawiya Union.
The future of Al -Ruwaisat has climbed to the Lights League for the first time since its foundation in 1964, to witness the regions of southern Algeria with massive celebrations of the rise of the team.
The Al-Harrach union 3-1 was not sufficient for its guest, Khamis Al-Khamisna, to return again to the first division, which has been absent from it for years.
The future of Al -Ruwaisat tops the group with 71 points, only one point, on the Union of Al -Harrach, and the season ended with 22 victories against five draws and only three defeats.
The club’s president, Ben Sassi Laroussi, who makes the controversy every time with his exciting statements about his team, received a great praise after the team qualified for the first degree after only one season in the second degree.
Najm Bennakin’s return to the Lights League
In the center of West, Ben Aknoun’s star also climbed to the Lights League just one year after his landing, after finishing the season with 67 points.
Unlike the future of Al-Ruwaisat, Najm Bin Aknoun decided to qualify two rounds before the end to end the conflict with his direct pursuit of the dome, to ascend for the second time in his history to the Lights League after his historic rise in the 2022-2023 season.
Abdel Majid Taboun, the President of Algeria, congratulated the future of Al -Ruwaisat through his account on the X platform on the “historical rise” to the Lights League. The Algerian President Najm Ben Aknoun also congratulated his return to the first degree.
