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Botola Pro 1 standings on the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) website — current season table

Royal Armed Forces club from Rabat, reached the 2025/26 CAF Champions League final.

Multi-sport club from Meknes, formed in 1962 through the merger of four local teams.

Club from the port city of El Jadida, a stable member of Morocco's top division.

Multi-sport club from Rabat whose football team has also played in the CAF Champions League.

Club from the port city of Agadir, founded in 1946 by a group resisting French colonial rule.

Club from Tangier, enjoyed a historic 2025/26 season under the nickname Kings of the North.

Club from Marrakech, returned to the top flight after promotion from Botola Pro 2 in 2024/25.

Club from Fez, the reigning Moroccan champions (2025/26) and a four-time Botola Pro 2 record winner.

Club from Tetouan, won Botola Pro 2 in 2025/26 and earned promotion to the top division.

Casablanca club nicknamed the Green Eagles, one of the most popular football clubs in Africa.

Club from Zemamra, competing in the top division since the 2025/26 season.

Club from Berkane, a three-time winner of the CAF Confederation Cup.

Club from the Touarga district of Rabat, formed in 1971 through the merger of seven local teams.

Club from the southern Moroccan town of Tiznit, founded in 1948.

Casablanca club, Morocco's most decorated team with 22 league titles and three CAF Champions League trophies.

Club from Temara, founded in 1993 by local supporters of Wydad Casablanca.