Egnatia becomes third team to secure Final 4 spot in “Abissnet Superiore”

TIRANA, April 28 – Egnatia has become the third team to mathematically secure a place in the Final 4 of the “Abissnet Superiore” championship. Three rounds remain in the regular season.

Despite losing its last match against Vora, Egnatia remains nine points ahead of Dinamo City and Partizani. The team maintains a comfortable position in the standings.

Only three matches remain in the regular season. In the final round, Partizani and Dinamo City will face each other. As a result, Egnatia has already secured a place in the Final 4.

With this achievement, Egnatia joins AF Elbasani and Vllaznia as the third team to qualify for the final phase of the championship. The Final 4 will determine the 2025–2026 league title.

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