Adnan Yassine is the new chariman of Bourj FC and Mohamad Dakka - the new manager, replacing Hassan Mekdad "Mido"

Adnan Yassine has been elected as the new chairman of Bourj FC. After his election as club president, he thanked the General Assembly and the fans of the team for their support and promised to bring the club back to the summit of Lebanese football. He stressed that his strategy is based on professional management and on the high efficiency of the executive staff in the framework of institutional development and the financial strength of Bourj FC, a brand for which innovative financial resources need to be created in addition to the usual resources of a club that stands on solid ground, supported by its history, principles and values inherited by generations of fans.
Adnan Yassine is a powerful bussinesman, the owner of Arabica Sport, a leader in sports marketing in Lebanon and throughout the Arab world.

Mohamad Dakka, the new manager (to the left) and Adnan Yassine, the new president of Bourj FC. Source: Facebook official club page

Mohamad Dakka has been appointed as the new manager of Bourj FC for the 2018-2019 season by the executive staff of the club. He was the manager of the Lebanese Premier League side Safa SC during the 2017-2018 season and his appointment clearly shows the wish of Bourj FC management to promote to the Premier League as soon as possible. Mohamad Dakka will retain his position as assistant coach of the Lebanon national football team, whose head coach is Miodrag Radulovic.

 Mohamad Dakka, the newly-appointed manager of Bourj FC, and Adnan Yassine, the new president, surrounded by the executive staff of the club. Source: Facebook official club page

The previous manager, Hassan Mekdad "Mido", has resigned at the end of March 2018, after four successful years in which Bourj FC promoted from the Fourth Division to the Third Division (in 2015) and then to the Second Division (in 2017). However, the team only classified third and missed the promotion to the Premier League in the last round of the 2017-2018 season of the Second Division, when they disappointingly drew 1-1 at home when they needed to win against fourth-classified Mabarrah, a team that had nothing to gain (or to lose) in the final round. This result was perceived as a failure by many Bourj FC fans although the season was quite a successful one, except for a few unexpected poor results. Hassan Mekdad "Mido" announced several times his intention to resign during the season and his resignation at the end of the season was finally accepted by the administrative staff of Bourj FC.

Fayoum SC related videos (updated August 2018)

This is a list of freely available videos involving the football team Fayoum SC, which currently competes in the Egyptian Second Division, the second tier of the Egyptian football system. Most of the videos represent highlights, goals and even full match records of some of the matches of Fayoum SC either in the league (Second Division) or in the Egyptian FA Cup. Most of them are available on You Tube or Facebook. The list will be continuously updated and videos are ordered chronologically.

2009-2010 season

FA Cup - Last 32 - 22 May 2010: Fayoum - Zamalek 0-1 Highlights Long highlights Incidents and goal Incidents2

2013-2014 season

Round 23 - 26 April 2014: Al Wady Aljadid - Fayoum 2-2 Highlights

2014-2015 season

Round 3 - 1 October 2014: Fayoum - Telephonat Beni Suef 3-1 Highlights

Round 10 - 27 November 2014: Fayoum - Beni Suef 4-2 Highlights

Round 11 - 10 December 2014: Meniet El Heet - Fayoum 1-1 Highlights and incidents

2015-2016 season

Round 13 - 4 February 2016: Dayrout - Fayoum 0-2 Highlights

FA Cup - Last 32 - 22 March 2016: El Dakhleya - Fayoum 1-0 Full match record

2016-2017 season

FA Cup - Last 32 - 22 December 2016: ENPPI - Fayoum 2-0 Highlights
Round 15  - 13 January 2017: Fayoum - KIMA Aswan 2-1 Full match record

Round 19 - 2 February 2017: Fayoum - Telephonat Beni Suef 1-1 Highlights Full match record

Round 25 - 10 March 2017: Fayoum - Sohag 0-2 Highlights First half Full match record

Round 27 - 20 March 2017: Fayoum - Alassiouty Sport 0-1 Half-time highlights Full match record Short video

2017-2018 season

Round 6 - 4 November 2017: Aswan - Fayoum 2-1  Goals and interviews

Round 16 - 20 January 2018: Beni Suef - Fayoum 2-0 Highlights

Round 17 - 27 January 2018: Fayoum - Al Minya 1-1 Highlights
16.02.2018 - Training session of Fayoum SC before the game against Qena

Round 21 - 25 February 2018: Fayoum - Aswan 1-1 Full match record: First half  Second half Second half (alternative)

2018-2019 season

Round 1 - 9 August 2018: Fayoum - Aluminium 1-1  Highlights
Round 3 - 30 August 2018: Fayoum - El Tahrir Aswan 2-0  Highlights

Egyptian Second Division 2017-2018, Group A

Egyptian Second Division (Group A) 2017-2018

Season	2017-2018
Dates	16 September 2017 – 17 April 2018
Champions	El Gouna
Promoted	El Gouna
Relegated	Al Salam Esna Al Madina Al Monawara Qena Beni Mazar KIMA Aswan
Matches played	240
Goals scored	621 (2,59 goals/match)
Biggest home win	Fayoum – Qena 6-0
Biggest away win	Dayrout – Fayoum 0-4 Sohag – El Gouna 0-4
Highest scoring	Al Walideya – Beni Mazar 5-2 El Gouna – Al Walideya 6-1 Beni Mazar – Dayrout 4-3 Sohag – Al Salam Esna 5-2
Longest winning run	El Gouna (7 games, rounds 17-23)
Longest unbeaten run	Al Minya (22 games, rounds 8-29)
Longest winless run	Al Salam Esna (16 games, rounds 9-24)
Longest losing run	Al Salam Esna (4 games, rounds 1-4, 11-14, 19-22) Al Walideya (4 games, rounds 6-9) Qena (4 games, rounds 7-10, 25-28) Beni Mazar (4 games, rounds 8-11)

Final table

1	El Gouna	30	21	8	1	63-22	71	Promoted to the Premier League
2	Al Minya	30	19	8	3	58-27	65
3	Aswan	30	14	10	6	33-20	52
4	Beni Suef	30	14	8	8	37-30	50
5	Aluminium	30	12	12	6	43-27	48
6	Telephonat	30	13	6	11	30-28	45
7	Al Nasr Lel Taa’den	30	10	12	8	36-31	42
8	Fayoum	30	9	12	9	42-35	39
9	Sohag	30	10	9	11	34-36	39
10	Dayrout	30	9	10	11	36-42	37
11	Al Walideya	30	9	9	12	39-49	36
12	KIMA Aswan	30	9	6	15	35-45	33	Relegated to the Third Division
13	Beni Mazar	30	7	5	18	52-73	26	Relegated to the Third Division
14	Qena	30	6	8	16	25-47	26	Relegated to the Third Division
15	Al Madina Al Monawara	30	5	8	17	31-54	23	Relegated to the Third Division
16	Al Salam Esna	30	4	7	19	27-55	19	Relegated to the Third Division

The Egyptian Second Division (sometimes called Premier League B) represents the second tier in the Egyptian football system and is organized by the Egyptian Football Association. The number of teams has been further reduced for the 2017-2018 season, from 54 teams in 2016-2017 to only 48 teams, divided into 3 groups of 16 teams. The teams have been distributed according to their geographical location: Group A includes the teams from Upper and Middle Egypt, Group B – the teams from Cairo (except one) and the North-East and Group C – the teams from Alexandria and the North-West.

In the previous season, 2016-2017, Group A had only 17 teams (instead of 18) as no team from Upper or Middle Egypt was relegated from the Premier League, while the other two groups had 18 and 19 teams, respectively, and one group included two teams relegated from the Premier League (out of three). This season, however, two teams from Upper Egypt, Aswan and Al Nasr Lel Taa’den, were relegated from the Premier League and they were both included in Group A, therefore compensating the numbers, so that all three groups consisted of 16 teams.

Just like before, the winner of each group gains promotion to the Premier League without any promotion play-offs. However, due to the policy of the Egyptian FA to further reduce the number of teams in the Second Division, five teams from each group will be relegated to the Third Division. The competition format was established as a double (home and away) round-robin championship, each team playing all other teams twice, once at home and once away, a total of 30 rounds. In Group A, the competition started on the 16^th of September 2017 and ended on the 16^th of April 2018. Round 15, the last of the first half, was played on the 6^th of January 2018 and there was a short break of two weeks before the second half of the season started with round 16, on the 20^th of January 2018. Most of the matches were played on Saturdays and the usual kick-off time was 13.30 (local time).

In Group A, the main contenders for promotion were considered to be the two teams which had just been relegated from the Premier League, Aswan and Al Nasr Lel Taa’den. They both had a very strong start in the league. Al Nasr Lel Taa’den won all matches in the first five rounds and had an unbeaten run of 11 games, before losing surprinsingly at home 3-2 to Fayoum in the 12^th round. Then the team entered a winless period of several rounds which made them lose contact with the first classified, El Gouna. Aswan also had a very strong first half of the season and they were second, just one point behind El Gouna, at mid-season. However, they lost home 1-0 to El Gouna in the 20^th round and after that the results were quite poor. The strongest side in the league therefore proved to be El Gouna, the only team from the Red Sea Governorate (and not from the Nile Valley). Despite the uncertain start, involving 3 draws in the first 5 matches, and the surprising loss at home, 2-1 to Aluminium in the 12^th round, El Gouna managed to win 10 out of 15 games in the first half of the season and to be first at mid-season. The second half of the season was even better, the difference between El Gouna and the other contenders increasing steadily. El Gouna were mathematically promoted after the 29^th round (second to last), on the 11^th of April 2018, when they won 1-0 away to Al Salam Esna, therefore maintaining a difference of 5 points to the second classified, Al Minya, before the last round. Al Minya was the only real contender for El Gouna towards the end of the season, when all other teams abandoned the fight for promotion. Al Minya started badly with a 3-2 loss away to El Gouna in the first round, a few draws and another loss at home to Al Nasr Lel Taa’den in the 7^th round, but then they had very good results and they were unbeaten until the last round of the season, finishing second in the classification.

Teams like Beni Suef, Telephonat Beni Suef, Aluminium, Fayoum and Sohag were also credited with some chances for promotion and they usually had good results but were content with a position in the first half or the middle of the classification.

There were in fact more teams involved in the relegation area, as 5 teams (out of 16) were to be relegated at the end of the season. Most teams who had a weak first half of the season were among those to be relegated at the end. Al Madina Al Monawara and Al Salam Esna were the weakest and, despite a few surprising good results, classified on the last two places. Beni Mazar were last after the first half of the season. They had a better second half but were unable to reach more than the 13^th place, for which they competed with Qena, a team which started quite well, but ended up being relegated.

Apart from these four teams, whose fate was established long before the competition ended, other three teams fought to avoid relegation (the 12^th place) until the last round: Dayrout, Al Walideya and KIMA Aswan. KIMA Aswan was the only team of these three to lose their final match, 4-1 away to Aluminium, and were therefore relegated.

Team changes from the 2016-2017

To the Second Division

Promoted from the Third Division

Al Salam Esna

Al Walideya

Beni Mazar

Relegated from the Premier League

Aswan

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den

From the Second Division

Promoted to the Premier League

Al Assiouty Sport

Relegated to the Third Division

Naser El Fekreia

Tahta

El Badari

Al Wasta

MS Tamya

Teams

Team	Home town	Stadium	2016-2017
Aswan	Aswan	Aswan	16th in the Premier League (relegated)
Al Nasr Lel Taa’den	Edfu	Aswan	17th in the Premier League (relegated)
Sohag SC	Sohag	Sohag	2nd in the Second Division, Group A
El Gouna FC	El Gouna	El Gouna	3rd in the Second Division, Group A
Aluminium	Nag Hammâdi	Aluminium	4th in the Second Division, Group A
Telephonat	Beni Suef	Beni Suef	5th in the Second Division, Group A
Beni Suef SC	Beni Suef	Beni Suef	6th in the Second Division, Group A
Al Minya SC	Minya	Minya University	7th in the Second Division, Group A
Fayoum SC	Fayoum	Fayoum[1]	8th in the Second Division, Group A
Al Madina Al Monawara	Luxor	Luxor	9th in the Second Division, Group A
KIMA Aswan	Aswan	Aswan	10th in the Second Division, Group A
Dayrout SC	Dayrout	MS Abnub	11th in the Second Division, Group A
Qena SC	Qena	Qena	12th in the Second Division, Group A
Al Salam Esna	Esna	Luxor[2]	1st in the Third Division, Group A
Al Walideya	Al Walideya	Al Walideya	1st in the Third Division, Group B
Beni Mazar SC	Beni Mazar	Matai	1st in the Third Division, Group C

Location of teams in Group A. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017-18_Egyptian_Second_Division

Round 1 (16 September 2017)

Al Madina Al Monawara – Aswan 0-1

Aluminium – Al Salam Esna 3-0

Fayoum – Beni Suef 3-3

El Gouna – Al Minya 3-2

Dayrout – Al Walideya 0-0

Beni Mazar – Sohag 1-2

Telephonat – Qena 0-1

KIMA Aswan – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 1-2

Round 2 (23 September 2017)

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Al Madina Al Monawara 2-0

Aswan – Telephonat 0-1

Qena – Beni Mazar 2-2

Sohag – Dayrout 1-0

Al Walideya – El Gouna 1-1

Al Minya – Fayoum 0-0

Beni Suef – Aluminium 3-2

Al Salam Esna – KIMA Aswan 1-2

Round 3 (30 September 2017)

Beni Mazar – Aswan 1-4

KIMA Aswan – Beni Suef 1-3

Aluminium – Al Minya 0-1

Fayoum – Al Walideya 1-1

El Gouna – Sohag 0-0

Dayrout – Qena 0-0

Al Salam Esna – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 0-2

Telephonat – Al Madina Al Monawara 2-0

Round 4 (7 October 2017)

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Telephonat 1-0

Al Madina Al Monawara – Beni Mazar 2-1

Aswan – Dayrout 1-0

Qena – El Gouna 0-1

Sohag – Fayoum 2-1

Al Walideya – Aluminium 1-0

Al Minya – KIMA Aswan 2-1

Beni Suef – Al Salam Esna 4-0

Round 5 (14 October 2017)

El Gouna – Aswan 2-2

Dayrout – Al Madina Al Monawara 1-0

Beni Mazar – Telephonat 0-3

Al Salam Esna – Al Minya 0-0

KIMA Aswan – Al Walideya 1-1

Aluminium – Sohag 2-1

Fayoum – Qena 6-0

Beni Suef – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 0-1

Round 6 (4 November 2017)

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Beni Mazar 2-2

Telephonat – Dayrout 3-1

Al Madina Al Monawara – El Gouna 0-3

Aswan – Fayoum 2-1

Qena – Aluminium 1-1

Sohag – KIMA Aswan 2-1

Al Walideya – Al Salam Esna 0-2

Al Minya – Beni Suef 2-0

Round 7 (11-15 November 2017)

Aluminium – Aswan 1-0

Fayoum – Al Madina Al Monawara 3-0

Dayrout – Beni Mazar 2-2

Beni Suef – Al Walideya 1-0

Al Salam Esna – Sohag 0-0

KIMA Aswan – Qena 1-0

Al Minya – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 0-1

El Gouna – Telephonat 3-1

Round 8 (18-19 November 2017)

Al Madina Al Monawara – Aluminium 1-1

Qena – Al Salam Esna 1-3

Sohag – Beni Suef 1-2

Al Walideya – Al Minya 2-3

Beni Mazar – El Gouna 1-3

Telephonat – Fayoum 0-0

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Dayrout 3-3

Aswan – KIMA Aswan 1-0

Round 9 (25-26 November 2017)

Al Salam Esna – Aswan 0-1

KIMA Aswan – Al Madina Al Monawara 1-1

Aluminium – Telephonat 2-0

El Gouna – Dayrout 2-1

Al Minya – Sohag 2-0

Beni Suef – Qena 1-0

Al Walideya – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 0-2

Fayoum – Beni Mazar 3-2

Round 10 (2 December 2017)

Aswan – Beni Suef 1-0

Al Madina Al Monawara – Al Salam Esna 1-1

Telephonat – KIMA Aswan 2-0

Beni Mazar – Aluminium 2-3

Dayrout – Fayoum 0-4

Sohag – Al Walideya 0-0

Qena – Al Minya 0-3

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – El Gouna 1-1

Round 11 (9-14 December 2017)

Al Minya – Aswan 0-0

Beni Suef – Al Madina Al Monawara 2-1

Al Salam Esna – Telephonat 2-3

KIMA Aswan – Beni Mazar 3-2

Aluminium – Dayrout 2-0

Al Walideya – Qena 1-2

Sohag – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 2-2

Fayoum – El Gouna 0-1

Round 12 (16-19 December 2017)

Dayrout – KIMA Aswan 2-1

Beni Mazar – Al Salam Esna 3-2

Telephonat – Beni Suef 1-0

Al Madina Al Monawara – Al Minya 2-3

Aswan – Al Walideya 1-1

Qena – Sohag 0-3

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Fayoum 2-3

El Gouna – Aluminium 1-2

Round 13 (23-24 December 2017)

Sohag – Aswan 0-1

Al Walideya – Al Madina Al Monawara 1-3

Al Minya – Telephonat 2-0

Al Salam Esna – Dayrout 1-2

Beni Suef – Beni Mazar 2-2

KIMA Aswan – El Gouna 1-2

Aluminium – Fayoum 3-3

Qena – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 0-0

Round 14 (30 December 2017)

Aluminium – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 1-1

Fayoum – KIMA Aswan 0-1

El Gouna – Al Salam Esna 4-1

Dayrout – Beni Suef 2-1

Beni Mazar – Al Minya 3-3

Telephonat – Al Walideya 1-0

Al Madina Al Monawara – Sohag 2-2

Aswan – Qena 1-0

Round 15 (6 January 2018)

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Aswan 1-2

Qena – Al Madina Al Monawara 1-0

Sohag – Telephonat 1-1

Al Walideya – Beni Mazar 5-2

Al Minya – Dayrout 3-2

Beni Suef – El Gouna 0-1

Al Salam Esna – Fayoum 0-0

KIMA Aswan – Aluminium 1-0

Table / standings after the first half of the season

1	El Gouna	15	10	4	1	28-13	34
2	Aswan	15	10	3	2	18-8	33
3	Al Minya	15	9	4	2	26-14	31
4	Al Nasr Lel Taa’den	15	7	6	2	23-15	27
5	Telephonat	15	8	2	5	18-13	26
6	Aluminium	15	7	4	4	23-16	25
7	Beni Suef	15	7	2	6	22-18	23
8	Fayoum	15	5	6	4	28-17	21
9	Sohag	15	5	6	4	17-15	21
10	KIMA Aswan	15	5	2	8	16-21	17
11	Dayrout	15	4	4	7	16-24	16
12	Qena	15	3	4	8	8-23	13
13	Al Walideya	15	2	6	7	14-20	12
14	Al Madina Al Monawara	15	2	4	9	13-25	10
15	Al Salam Esna	15	2	4	9	13-26	10
16	Beni Mazar	15	1	5	9	26-41	8

Round 16 (20 January 2018)

Aswan – Al Madina Al Monawara 2-0

Qena – Telephonat 1-3

Sohag – Beni Mazar 2-1

Al Walideya – Dayrout 2-1

Al Minya – El Gouna 2-2

Beni Suef – Fayoum 2-0

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – KIMA Aswan 2-0

Al Salam Esna – Aluminium 0-3

Round 17 (27 January 2018)

Telephonat – Aswan 0-0

KIMA Aswan – Al Salam Esna 3-2

Aluminium – Beni Suef 0-0

Fayoum – Al Minya 1-1

El Gouna – Al Walideya 6-1

Dayrout – Sohag 0-0

Beni Mazar – Qena 4-1

Al Madina Al Monawara – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 1-1

Round 18 (3 February 2018)

Al Madina Al Monawara – Telephonat 0-1

Aswan – Beni Mazar 3-0

Qena – Dayrout 1-0

Sohag – El Gouna 0-4

Al Walideya – Fayoum 0-3

Al Minya – Aluminium 2-1

Beni Suef – KIMA Aswan 1-0

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Al Salam Esna 1-1

Round 19 (10-11 February 2018)

Dayrout – Aswan 2-2

Beni Mazar – Al Madina Al Monawara 3-2

Al Salam Esna – Beni Suef 0-2

KIMA Aswan – Al Minya 1-2

Aluminium – Al Walideya 1-0

El Gouna – Qena 3-1

Telephonat – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 0-0

Fayoum – Sohag 1-0

Round 20 (17 February 2018)

Telephonat – Beni Mazar 2-1

Al Madina Al Monawara – Dayrout 1-1

Aswan – El Gouna 0-1

Qena – Fayoum 1-1

Sohag – Aluminium 1-1

Al Walideya – KIMA Aswan 2-1

Al Minya – Al Salam Esna 4-0

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Beni Suef 1-1

Round 21 (24-25 February 2018)

El Gouna – Al Madina Al Monawara 5-0

Dayrout – Telephonat 2-1

Beni Suef – Al Minya 1-1

Al Salam Esna – Al Walideya 2-3

KIMA Aswan – Sohag 3-1

Aluminium – Qena 1-1

Beni Mazar – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 0-2

Fayoum – Aswan 1-1

Round 22 (3 March 2018)

Beni Mazar – Dayrout 4-3

Telephonat – El Gouna 0-1

Al Madina Al Monawara – Fayoum 1-0

Aswan – Aluminium 1-1

Qena – KIMA Aswan 0-0

Sohag – Al Salam Esna 5-2

Al Walideya – Beni Suef 1-1

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Al Minya 0-2

Round 23 (10 March 2018)

KIMA Aswan – Aswan 0-0

Aluminium – Al Madina Al Monawara 1-1

Fayoum – Telephonat 0-0

El Gouna – Beni Mazar 2-1

Al Minya – Al Walideya 4-1

Beni Suef – Sohag 1-0

Al Salam Esna – Qena 0-0

Dayrout – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 1-0

Round 24 (14 March 2018)

Dayrout – El Gouna 0-0

Beni Mazar – Fayoum 2-0

Telephonat – Aluminium 0-2

Al Madina Al Monawara – KIMA Aswan 3-3

Aswan – Al Salam Esna 1-1

Qena – Beni Suef 4-0

Sohag – Al Minya 1-1

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Al Walideya 2-2

Round 25 (19-20 March 2018)

Beni Suef – Aswan 0-0

Al Salam Esna – Al Madina Al Monawara 2-1

KIMA Aswan – Telephonat 2-0

Aluminium – Beni Mazar 4-2

Al Walideya – Sohag 2-0

Al Minya – Qena 1-0

El Gouna – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 2-0

Fayoum – Dayrout 3-3

Round 26 (24 March 2018)

El Gouna – Fayoum 4-1

Dayrout – Aluminium 1-0

Beni Mazar – KIMA Aswan 4-2

Telephonat – Al Salam Esna 1-0

Al Madina Al Monawara – Beni Suef 0-1

Aswan – Al Minya 2-3

Qena – Al Walideya 1-2

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Sohag 0-2

Round 27 (31 March – 1 April 2018)

Al Minya – Al Madina Al Monawara 3-1

Al Walideya – Aswan 1-0

Beni Suef – Telephonat 2-1

Al Salam Esna – Beni Mazar 2-0

KIMA Aswan – Dayrout 1-1

Aluminium – El Gouna 1-1

Sohag – Qena 2-1

Fayoum – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 1-0

Round 28 (6 April 2018)

Fayoum – Aluminium 0-0

El Gouna – KIMA Aswan 1-0

Dayrout – Al Salam Esna 2-1

Beni Mazar – Beni Suef 2-0

Telephonat – Al Minya 0-2

Al Madina Al Monawara – Al Walideya 3-2

Aswan – Sohag 1-0

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Qena 4-2

Round 29 (11 April 2018)

Qena – Aswan 2-1

Sohag – Al Madina Al Monawara 3-2

Al Walideya – Telephonat 2-2

Al Minya – Beni Mazar 3-0

Beni Suef – Dayrout 1-0

Al Salam Esna – El Gouna 0-1

KIMA Aswan – Fayoum 2-0

Al Nasr Lel Taa’den – Aluminium 0-0

Round 30 (17 April 2018)

Aluminium – KIMA Aswan 4-1

Fayoum – Al Salam Esna 2-1

El Gouna – Beni Suef 2-2

Dayrout – Al Minya 2-1

Beni Mazar – Al Walideya 2-4

Telephonat – Sohag 1-0

Al Madina Al Monawara – Qena 2-1

Aswan – Al Nasr Lel Taa’den 1-0

Final table

1	El Gouna	30	21	8	1	63-22	71	Promoted to the Premier League
2	Al Minya	30	19	8	3	58-27	65
3	Aswan	30	14	10	6	33-20	52
4	Beni Suef	30	14	8	8	37-30	50
5	Aluminium	30	12	12	6	43-27	48
6	Telephonat	30	13	6	11	30-28	45
7	Al Nasr Lel Taa’den	30	10	12	8	36-31	42
8	Fayoum	30	9	12	9	42-35	39
9	Sohag	30	10	9	11	34-36	39
10	Dayrout	30	9	10	11	36-42	37
11	Al Walideya	30	9	9	12	39-49	36
12	KIMA Aswan	30	9	6	15	35-45	33	Relegated to the Third Division
13	Beni Mazar	30	7	5	18	52-73	26	Relegated to the Third Division
14	Qena	30	6	8	16	25-47	26	Relegated to the Third Division
15	Al Madina Al Monawara	30	5	8	17	31-54	23	Relegated to the Third Division
16	Al Salam Esna	30	4	7	19	27-55	19	Relegated to the Third Division

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[1] Since November 2017, Fayoum SC have played their home matches at Al Assiouty Sport Stadium in Asyut because of the renovation works carried out at Fayoum Stadium.

[2] Al Salam Esna play their home matches at Luxor Stadium because their stadium in Esna does not meet the minimal standards imposed by the Egyptian FA for the Second Division.