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Maghreb de Fès

December 15, 2023

Maghreb Association Sportive de Fès[1] (Arabic: المغرب الرياضي الفاسي) is a Moroccan professional football club based in Fez, that competes in Botola, the top flight of Moroccan football.

Maghreb de Fès
Full nameMaghreb Association Sportive de Fès
المغرب الرياضي الفاسي
Nickname(s)النمور الصفر (Yellow Tigers)
Short nameMAS
Founded16 October 1946
GroundFez Stadium, Fez, Morocco
Capacity45,000
ChairmanIsmael Jamai
ManagerAbderahim Chkilit
LeagueBotola
2022-2310th

The club was founded in 1946.[2] The club has traditionally worn a yellow home kit since inception. Maghreb de Fès is a well known club for the success of its football section, very popular in and outside the country. The team has played its home matches in the 45,000 capacity Fez Stadium in downtown Fez since 2007[3]

Maghreb de Fès established itself as a major force in both Moroccan and African football during the 20th century. In domestic football, the club has won 10 trophies; 4 Botola titles, 4 Moroccan Throne Cup and Botola 2 (Morocco second tier) twice. In continental and global competitions, Maghreb Fez have won 2 trophies; one CAF Confederation Cup and one CAF Super Cup.

History edit

The Maghreb Fez team is considered one of the founding teams of Moroccan football. Since its founding in 1946, it played a pioneering role, as it was the first non-French team to reach the prize pool in the French Cup, but it met with the big and famous Red Star team at the time.

Since the establishment of the Moroccan championship in 1956, the Maghreb Fez has gained its position with the strong and competed with them for the Moroccan League Championship. Maghreb El Fez has all the characteristics of an independent team, i.e. an office, a president, and financial resources that were provided by the rich of the city. And that was in 1965 through players who carved their names on the Fezian ball,[4] but were not lucky in the years 1966,[5] 1971[6] and 1974[7] after losing the Moroccan Throne Cup final, to return after that and pay the debt and win the national championship title in 1979 from the team that formed half of the national team such as Mohammed Hazzaz, Liman, Abdallah Tazi and Al-Zahrawi To come after them, the generation of the eighties, who won the Throne Cup title for the first time in 1980, immediately after winning the title in 1979,[8] and increased the treasury of Morocco Fez with two successive titles of the first national championship in 1983 and the second in 1985.[9][10]

In 1988, Maghreb Fez won the 1987–88 Moroccan Throne Cup after defeating ASFAR 4–2 on penalties in the final.[11][12] They lost the Coupe du Trône five times in 1993 after the 1–0 defeat by Kawkab Marrakech,[13] 1–0 defeat by Wydad in 2001,[14] 2–0 defeat by Raja in 2002,[15] 1–0 defeat by ASFAR in 2008[16] and 2–1 defeat by FUS Rabat in 2010[17] before managing to win the 2011 Moroccan Throne Cup after defeating COD Meknès 1–0 in the final.[18] Maghreb fez defeated Wydad AC in the semi-finals of the throne cup, which is known to be one of the biggest upset in the history of Moroccan football.[19]

 
Maghreb Fez against Raja CA in 2008

In the 2011 CAF Confederation Cup, They played their first group match in Fez Stadium in which they won 1–0 against JS Kabylie, scored by Chemseddine Chtibi in the 85th minute.[20] They drew their second against Motema Pembe and won their third against Sunshine Stars.[21] Maghreb Fez won two and drew one of their 2nd leg matches, They defeated JS Kabylie (1–0)[22] and defeated Motema Pembe (3–0), while they drew 1–1 against Sunshine Stars.[23] Maghreb Fez qualified to the knockout stages after finishing top in the group stages winning four matches and drawing two. In the semi-finals they defeated G.D. Interclube on penalties. They were proclaimed Champions after defeating Club Africain in the final.[24] They automatically qualified to the 2012 CAF Super Cup, in which they defeated Espérance ST and won their second African title for the team.[25][26]

In 2016, they won their 4th Moroccan Throne Cup after defeating Olympic Safi (2–1) in the final, both goals scored by Guiza Djédjé.[27][28]

Grounds edit

The stadium has been welcoming the team since 2007 at the Fez Stadium, which has a capacity of 45,000 spectators. The construction of the sports complex began in early 1992, and it was expected to be completed in February 1997, as it was scheduled to host the African Youth Cup next to the honorary stadium of Meknes, but the failure to complete the workshops prevented that, after the completion period knew stops And several failures as a result of technical problems added to the original financial envelope in financing the project,[29] which was what led the interests of the guardianship ministry and the urban group of Fez in 1999 to find another support for the completion of the project, The urban group contributed three million euros, and the concerned ministry contributed eight million euros, while the amount allocated for the completion of this sports landmark, which has a capacity of 45 thousand spectators, was estimated at 35 million euros. Construction and equipment works were completed in 2003.

Highest recorded attendance is 50,000 spectators on 4 December 2011, in which it witnessed Maghreb fez play against Club Africain in the 2011 CAF Confederation Cup final.[30]

Current squad edit

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF   MAR Youssef Aguerdoum
3 DF   MAR Yassine Rami
7 FW   MAR Soufiane Lagzir
8 MF   MAR Salaheddine Alami
10 MF   MAR Ayoub Ouadrasi
12 GK   MAR Hamza El Ichaoui
13 GK   MAR Aymane Majid
15 DF   MAR Mohamed Hamami
16 MF   MAR Salaheddine Ben Marzouka
17 FW   MAR Lahcen Gourbi
No. Pos. Nation Player
18 MF   MAR Haytem Aina
21 MF   MAR Hamza El Janati
23 DF   MAR Ahmed Gnzar
24 MF   MAR Khalid Baba
25 DF   MAR Oussama Amine
26 MF   CIV Banfa Sylla
29 DF   MAR Souhail Yechou
40 DF   MAR Tarik Asstati
77 DF   MAR Bilal El Ouadghiri
95 MF   MAR Alaeddine Bouchenna
— DF   MAR Abdessamad Choukri
— MF   NGA Egah Saviour
— FW   MAR Ayoub Lakhdar

Supporters edit

The official supporter group of MAS are the Fatal Tigers. They were formed in 2006.[31]

Honours edit

National edit

1965, 1979, 1983, 1985
1980, 1988, 2011, 2016
1997, 2006

African edit

2011
2012

Performance in CAF competitions edit

2012 – Second Round
1984 – Quarter-finals
1986 – Second Round
2009 – First Round
2011 – Champion
2012 – Play-off round
2014 – First Round
2017 – Play-off round
1990 – Second Round
2003 – First Round
2012 – Champion

Managers edit


Rival clubs edit

References edit

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Maghreb Association Sportive de Fes 1 Arabic المغرب الرياضي الفاسي is a Moroccan professional football club based in Fez that competes in Botola the top flight of Moroccan football Maghreb de FesFull nameMaghreb Association Sportive de Fes المغرب الرياضي الفاسيNickname s النمور الصفر Yellow Tigers Short nameMASFounded16 October 1946GroundFez Stadium Fez MoroccoCapacity45 000ChairmanIsmael JamaiManagerAbderahim ChkilitLeagueBotola2022 2310thHome coloursAway coloursThird coloursThe club was founded in 1946 2 The club has traditionally worn a yellow home kit since inception Maghreb de Fes is a well known club for the success of its football section very popular in and outside the country The team has played its home matches in the 45 000 capacity Fez Stadium in downtown Fez since 2007 3 Maghreb de Fes established itself as a major force in both Moroccan and African football during the 20th century In domestic football the club has won 10 trophies 4 Botola titles 4 Moroccan Throne Cup and Botola 2 Morocco second tier twice In continental and global competitions Maghreb Fez have won 2 trophies one CAF Confederation Cup and one CAF Super Cup Contents 1 History 2 Grounds 3 Current squad 4 Supporters 5 Honours 5 1 National 5 2 African 6 Performance in CAF competitions 7 Managers 8 Rival clubs 9 References 10 External linksHistory editThe Maghreb Fez team is considered one of the founding teams of Moroccan football Since its founding in 1946 it played a pioneering role as it was the first non French team to reach the prize pool in the French Cup but it met with the big and famous Red Star team at the time Since the establishment of the Moroccan championship in 1956 the Maghreb Fez has gained its position with the strong and competed with them for the Moroccan League Championship Maghreb El Fez has all the characteristics of an independent team i e an office a president and financial resources that were provided by the rich of the city And that was in 1965 through players who carved their names on the Fezian ball 4 but were not lucky in the years 1966 5 1971 6 and 1974 7 after losing the Moroccan Throne Cup final to return after that and pay the debt and win the national championship title in 1979 from the team that formed half of the national team such as Mohammed Hazzaz Liman Abdallah Tazi and Al Zahrawi To come after them the generation of the eighties who won the Throne Cup title for the first time in 1980 immediately after winning the title in 1979 8 and increased the treasury of Morocco Fez with two successive titles of the first national championship in 1983 and the second in 1985 9 10 In 1988 Maghreb Fez won the 1987 88 Moroccan Throne Cup after defeating ASFAR 4 2 on penalties in the final 11 12 They lost the Coupe du Trone five times in 1993 after the 1 0 defeat by Kawkab Marrakech 13 1 0 defeat by Wydad in 2001 14 2 0 defeat by Raja in 2002 15 1 0 defeat by ASFAR in 2008 16 and 2 1 defeat by FUS Rabat in 2010 17 before managing to win the 2011 Moroccan Throne Cup after defeating COD Meknes 1 0 in the final 18 Maghreb fez defeated Wydad AC in the semi finals of the throne cup which is known to be one of the biggest upset in the history of Moroccan football 19 nbsp Maghreb Fez against Raja CA in 2008In the 2011 CAF Confederation Cup They played their first group match in Fez Stadium in which they won 1 0 against JS Kabylie scored by Chemseddine Chtibi in the 85th minute 20 They drew their second against Motema Pembe and won their third against Sunshine Stars 21 Maghreb Fez won two and drew one of their 2nd leg matches They defeated JS Kabylie 1 0 22 and defeated Motema Pembe 3 0 while they drew 1 1 against Sunshine Stars 23 Maghreb Fez qualified to the knockout stages after finishing top in the group stages winning four matches and drawing two In the semi finals they defeated G D Interclube on penalties They were proclaimed Champions after defeating Club Africain in the final 24 They automatically qualified to the 2012 CAF Super Cup in which they defeated Esperance ST and won their second African title for the team 25 26 In 2016 they won their 4th Moroccan Throne Cup after defeating Olympic Safi 2 1 in the final both goals scored by Guiza Djedje 27 28 Grounds editThe stadium has been welcoming the team since 2007 at the Fez Stadium which has a capacity of 45 000 spectators The construction of the sports complex began in early 1992 and it was expected to be completed in February 1997 as it was scheduled to host the African Youth Cup next to the honorary stadium of Meknes but the failure to complete the workshops prevented that after the completion period knew stops And several failures as a result of technical problems added to the original financial envelope in financing the project 29 which was what led the interests of the guardianship ministry and the urban group of Fez in 1999 to find another support for the completion of the project The urban group contributed three million euros and the concerned ministry contributed eight million euros while the amount allocated for the completion of this sports landmark which has a capacity of 45 thousand spectators was estimated at 35 million euros Construction and equipment works were completed in 2003 Highest recorded attendance is 50 000 spectators on 4 December 2011 in which it witnessed Maghreb fez play against Club Africain in the 2011 CAF Confederation Cup final 30 Current squad editNote Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules Players may hold more than one non FIFA nationality No Pos Nation Player2 DF nbsp MAR Youssef Aguerdoum3 DF nbsp MAR Yassine Rami7 FW nbsp MAR Soufiane Lagzir8 MF nbsp MAR Salaheddine Alami10 MF nbsp MAR Ayoub Ouadrasi12 GK nbsp MAR Hamza El Ichaoui13 GK nbsp MAR Aymane Majid15 DF nbsp MAR Mohamed Hamami16 MF nbsp MAR Salaheddine Ben Marzouka17 FW nbsp MAR Lahcen Gourbi No Pos Nation Player18 MF nbsp MAR Haytem Aina21 MF nbsp MAR Hamza El Janati23 DF nbsp MAR Ahmed Gnzar24 MF nbsp MAR Khalid Baba25 DF nbsp MAR Oussama Amine26 MF nbsp CIV Banfa Sylla29 DF nbsp MAR Souhail Yechou40 DF nbsp MAR Tarik Asstati77 DF nbsp MAR Bilal El Ouadghiri95 MF nbsp MAR Alaeddine Bouchenna DF nbsp MAR Abdessamad Choukri MF nbsp NGA Egah Saviour FW nbsp MAR Ayoub LakhdarSupporters editThe official supporter group of MAS are the Fatal Tigers They were formed in 2006 31 Honours editNational edit Moroccan league 4 32 1965 1979 1983 1985 dd Moroccan Throne Cup 4 33 1980 1988 2011 2016 dd Moroccan league 2 2 1997 2006 dd African edit CAF Confederation Cup 1 34 2011 dd CAF Super Cup 1 35 2012 dd Performance in CAF competitions editCAF Champions League 1 appearance2012 Second Round dd African Cup of Champions Clubs 2 appearances1984 Quarter finals 1986 Second Round dd CAF Confederation Cup 5 appearances2009 First Round 2011 Champion 2012 Play off round 2014 First Round 2017 Play off round dd CAF Cup Winners Cup 2 appearances1990 Second Round 2003 First Round dd CAF Super Cup 1 appearance2012 Champion dd Managers edit nbsp Alexandru Moldovan 1995 96 nbsp nbsp Ivica Todorov 1996 97 nbsp Aurel Țicleanu 1997 99 nbsp Zaki Badou July 1 2001 June 30 2002 nbsp Aurel Țicleanu 2002 nbsp Aziz El Amri 2002 03 nbsp Aurel Țicleanu 2003 04 nbsp Jaouad Milani 2004 06 nbsp Abderrazak Khairi 2006 nbsp Oscar Fullone 2007 nbsp Pierre Lechantre 2007 Jan 08 nbsp Jean Christian Lang 2008 nbsp Lamine N Diaye July 1 2008 09 nbsp Mohamed Fakhir 2009 nbsp Abdelhadi Sektioui 2010 nbsp Rachid Taoussi 2010 12 nbsp Tarik Sektioui 2012 nbsp Azzedine Ait Djoudi Oct 30 2012 June 30 2013 nbsp Tarik Sektioui July 1 2013 Oct 14 2013 nbsp Charly Rossli Nov 1 2013 Feb 18 2014 nbsp Abderrahim Taleb 2014 nbsp Franck Dumas Aug 2014 14 nbsp Rachid Taoussi 2015 nbsp Denis Lavagne 2015 March 2016 nbsp Mohamed Al Achhabi 2016 nbsp Oussama Bouiraaman 2020 nbsp David Boulogne 2022 36 Rival clubs edit nbsp Wydad Fez Derby nbsp CODM Meknes Rivalry nbsp ASFAR Rivalry nbsp ES Tunis Rivalry References edit Site officiel du MAS MAS in Arabic Archived from the original on 15 September 2017 Retrieved 26 April 2020 تاريخ كرة القدم FRMF in Arabic Retrieved 2022 03 06 almaghribtoday almaghribtoday Almaghribtoday in Arabic Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco 1964 65 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco 1965 66 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco 1970 71 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco Cup 1973 74 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco 1978 79 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco 1982 83 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco 1984 85 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco 1987 88 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 08 كووورة الموقع العربي الرياضي الأول www kooora com Retrieved 2022 03 08 Morocco 1992 93 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 08 Morocco 2000 01 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 08 Morocco 2001 02 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 08 Morocco 2007 08 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 08 Morocco 2009 10 RSSSF Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي يحرز كأس العرش على حساب النادي المكناسي Hespress هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية in Arabic 2011 12 17 Retrieved 2022 03 08 كأس العرش المغربي المغرب الفاسي إلى النهائي بفوز غالي بركلات الترجيح على الوداد Goal com www goal com Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي يتخطي شبيبة القبائل بصعوبة فيديو Hespress هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية in Arabic 2011 07 16 Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي يهزم صن شاين النيجيري فيديو Hespress هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية in Arabic 2011 08 14 Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي يهزم شبيبة القبائل في عقر دارها Hespress هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية in Arabic 2011 09 11 Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسى وصن شاين النيجيرى إلى نصف نهائى الكونفدرالية الأفريقية صحيفة كفر و وتر الإلكترونية in Arabic Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي يتوج باللقب بعد فوزه على الأفريقي التونسي فرانس 24 France 24 in Arabic 2011 12 05 Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي يحرز كأس السوبر الأفريقية بعد فوزه على الترجي بضربات الترجيح فرانس 24 France 24 in Arabic 2012 02 25 Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي بطلا للسوبر الإفريقي سكاي نيوز عربية in Arabic Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي بطلا لكأس العرش المغربي www aljazeera net in Arabic Retrieved 2022 03 08 المغرب الفاسي يهزم أولمبيك آسفي ويحرز لقب كأس العرش Hespress هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية in Arabic 2016 11 18 Retrieved 2022 03 08 Fez Stadium in Fes Morocco Wander www wander am Retrieved 2022 03 09 Complexe Sportif de Fes StadiumDB com stadiumdb com Retrieved 2022 03 09 إلترات المغرب الفاسي تحتفل بذكرى التأسيس Hespress هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية in Arabic 2019 10 17 Retrieved 2022 03 06 Morocco List of Champions RSSSF Retrieved 2022 09 19 Morocco List of Cup Finals RSSSF Retrieved 2022 09 19 CAF Cup and Confederation Cup RSSSF Retrieved 2022 09 19 African Super Cup RSSSF Retrieved 2022 09 19 ناصر عبد السلام الفرنسي دافيد بولونجي يقود المغرب الفاسي Hespress Retrieved 22 October 2022 External links editFan Website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Maghreb de Fes amp oldid 1185425655, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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