The Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium has reopened with the epic Ansar vs Nejmeh match, reviving one of Lebanon’s most beloved football traditions.

A City-Wide Clash

This isn’t just a game—it’s an emotional and cultural event felt all across Beirut, bringing thousands together in celebration of a historic rivalry.

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The Stadium’s Rollercoaster Story

Opened in 1957, Sports City has seen glory, war, and neglect. Hosting legends like Pelé, it now returns as a proud symbol of Lebanese resilience.

Fans Brought the Fire

Supporters mobilized with unmatched energy, turning social media into a rally ground and making this one of the year’s biggest public events.

A Game That Meant More

Beyond football, the derby became a powerful moment of unity and pride, showing how sports can offer hope and togetherness in tough times.