maBotola Pro 2

Second Moroccan tier — 16 clubs fighting for promotion to the top flight, including Moghreb Tetouan and KAC Kenitra.

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Moghreb Tetouan (MAT)
Club from Tetouan, won Botola Pro 2 in 2025/26 and earned promotion to the top division.
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Wydad Sportif Temara (WST)
Club from Temara, founded in 1993 by local supporters of Wydad Casablanca.
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US Amal Tiznit
Club from the southern Moroccan town of Tiznit, founded in 1948.
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Jeunesse Massira
Club from Laayoune in Western Sahara, founded in 1977.
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Chabab Atlas Khenifra (CAK)
Club from Khenifra in the Middle Atlas mountains, after which it is named.
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Jeunesse Soualem (JSS)
Club from Had Soualem, founded in 1984.
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Stade Marocain
Multi-sport club from Rabat founded in 1919, one of the very oldest Moroccan clubs.
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Wydad Fes (WAF)
Club from Fez founded in 1948, whose founders chose black and white colours as a symbol against racism.
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Mouloudia Oujda (MCO)
Club from Oujda in north-eastern Morocco, winner of one league title and four Throne Cups.
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Chabab Benguerir (CJBG)
Club from the mining town of Benguerir, founded in 1952.
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USM Oujda
Club from Oujda, formed in 1958 through the merger of four local teams.
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SCC Mohammedia
Multi-sport club from the port city of Mohammedia, founded in 1948.
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KAC Kenitra
Club from Kenitra founded in 1938, one of Morocco's historically significant clubs.
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US Boujaad
Club from Boujaad in Khouribga province, founded in 1946.
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Raja Beni Mellal (RBM)
Club from Beni Mellal, Moroccan champions in the 1973/74 season.
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RAC Casablanca
Multi-sport club from Casablanca founded in 1915, one of the oldest clubs in Morocco.
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