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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
IR TangerTangier Grand Stadiumopened 2011Tangier1,275,428 people75,000
AS FARMoulay Abdellah Sports Complexopened 1984Rabat515,619 people68,095
Raja CasablancaStade Mohammed Vopened 1955Casablanca3,215,935 people67,000
Wydad ACStade Mohammed Vopened 1955Casablanca3,215,935 people67,000
Kawkab MarrakechMarrakesh Stadiumopened 2011Marrakesh1,002,697 people45,240
MAS FèsFez Stadiumopened 2007Fez1,167,842 people45,000
Hassania AgadirAdrar Stadiumopened 2013Agadir538,000 people42,000
FUS RabatMoulay El Hassan Stadiumopened 2012Rabat515,619 people22,000
CODM MeknèsMeknes Honor Stadiumopened 1962Meknes551,503 people20,000
Union TouargaAl Medina Stadiumopened 2025Sala Al Jadida18,000
Difaâ El JadidiBen M'Hamed El Abdi StadiumMazghan15,000
Olympique SafiEl Massira Stadiumopened 1936Safi367,249 people10,000
RS BerkaneBerkane Municipal Stadiumopened 2014Berkane99,069 people10,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Olympique Dcheïra–
RCA ZemamraStade Ahmed ChoukriZemamra13,993 people–
Yacoub El Mansour–

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