Moroccan Throne Cup
Morocco2025/2026Morocco's national football cup.
32 teams • 16 matches • 2025/2026 season
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Rules and legend
- Qualification
- Relegation
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Round of 32
FAR Rabat2
Stade Marocain1Stade Marocain
Wydad Serghini1
CR Khemis Zemamra2CR Khemis Zemamra
Yacoub El Mansour1
Maghreb Fès0Maghreb Fès
Chabab Atl. Khenifra0
CODM Meknès2CODM Meknès
Raja Beni Mellal0
Wydad AC2Wydad AC
Amal Tiznit0
Difaa EL Jadida3Difaa EL Jadida
KAC Kenitra1
Ittihad Tanger2Ittihad Tanger
UTS Rabat1
Fath Nador0Fath Nador
Olympique Safi3
Olympique Dcheïra0Olympique Dcheïra
Renaissance Berkane3
Wydad Fès1Wydad Fès
Raja Casablanca2
El Massira0El Massira
Rachad Bernoussi0
FUS Rabat4FUS Rabat
Hassania Agadir3
Mostakbal El Marsa2Mostakbal El Marsa
Kawkab Marrakech3
Riadi Salmi1Riadi Salmi
Chabab Mohammédia0
Chabab Ben Guerir3Chabab Ben Guerir
Moghreb Tetouan0
Fath Casablanca0Fath CasablancaPlayers to watch
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About the Moroccan Throne Cup
History
The Throne Cup was created in 1956 by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, shortly after Morocco's independence. The first final, played on 23 November 1956 in Casablanca, saw MC Oujda beat Wydad AC (1-1, the title awarded on first goal scored), before the Oujda club retained its title the following year. AS FAR (the royal army's club) is the competition's most successful club with 12 titles, ahead of Raja Casablanca and Wydad AC, both credited with 9 titles each.
Trophy roll
- AS FAR — 12 titles in total, the competition's most decorated club.
- Raja Casablanca — 9 Throne Cup titles.
- Wydad AC — 9 titles, but none since 2001.
- Mouloudia Oujda — The competition's first-ever winner, in 1956, then again in 1957.
Historic clubs
- AS FAR — The competition's most decorated club, with 12 titles in total.
- Raja Casablanca — One of Morocco's most popular clubs, a nine-time Throne Cup winner.
- Wydad AC — Runners-up in the very first edition in 1956, nine-time winners in total.
- Mouloudia Oujda — Winner of the competition's first two editions, in 1956 and 1957.
Competition format
The Throne Cup brings together clubs from every level of Moroccan football, from amateur regional sides to Botola Pro clubs, in a single-match knockout format.
Botola Pro clubs (Raja Casablanca, Wydad AC, FAR Rabat, Renaissance Berkane, Hassania Agadir, and others) enter the competition from the knockout rounds onward, facing sides from lower divisions.
Qualification for the CAF Confederation Cup
Since 2004, the Throne Cup winner has earned qualification for the CAF Confederation Cup, the Confederation of African Football's second-tier continental club competition after the CAF Champions League.
Frequently asked questions
Which club has won the most Throne Cup titles?
AS FAR, with 12 titles in total.
Since when has the Throne Cup existed?
The competition was created in 1956, with its first final played on 23 November 1956 in Casablanca.
Who won the very first edition of the Throne Cup?
MC Oujda, who beat Wydad AC (1-1, the title awarded on first goal scored) in 1956, before retaining the title the following year.
How does the Throne Cup lead to CAF Confederation Cup qualification?
Since 2004, the Throne Cup winner earns direct qualification for the CAF Confederation Cup.
Which Botola Pro clubs have won the most Throne Cup titles?
Raja Casablanca and Wydad AC, with 9 titles each, behind AS FAR (12 titles).
Where can I follow Throne Cup results?
AtlasGoal provides the match schedule, results, statistics, and the latest news for the competition.