Rabat – SC Cambuur celebrate its return to the Eredivisie after a convincing 4-2 win over FC Emmen, in a night that effectively confirmed their comeback to the top Dutch League.
The result lifts Cambuur to 73 points in second place, opening a huge gap over their closest opponent with only a few matches left to play. After falling short last season, this time the yellow and blue side did not let the chance slip, moving confidently towards promotion.
Known for their yellow shirts that light up their home ground, Cambuur once again gave their fans a class performance, proving that they’re a team that never really stopped believing in its comeback.
Ismaël Baâouf was absent from the clash due to his commitment with the Moroccan national team, who are preparing for the 2026 world cup with two friendly matches.Yet his presence continues to circle around the team. Throughout the season, he has been a major part of Cambuur’s vision and goals, reflecting the consistency and the mentality that carried the club back towards the top.
While this moment is not for Cambuur, it never feels the same. The club has known the road between divisions, climbing back to the Eredivisie several times over the years, including memorable returns in 1992, 1998, 2013 and 2021.
Now, as the season approaches its end, the club’s approach is different. Rather than just relieved, they are determined to keep on performing at a top level. The yellow and blue are ready to rise again, and this time, they will hope to stay a little longer among the elite.
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