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WAC Casablanca - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

WAC Casablanca
Morocco GNF 1 Predictions
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3rd place
WAC Casablanca vs Renaissance Zemamra 05/11/2025 19:00

Morocco GNF 1

1

×

2

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

MG1

Renaissance Zemamra

49

29

22

1

1 - 0

2.12

2.04

Last Overall

Played matches WAC Casablanca

08.05.25

JS Soualem

WAC Casablanca

MA1

03.05.25

WAC Casablanca

FAR Rabat

MA1

23.04.25

OC Safi

WAC Casablanca

MA1

12.04.25

WAC Casablanca

Raja Casablanca

MA1

05.04.25

MAT Tetouan

WAC Casablanca

MAC

28.03.25

WAC Casablanca

FUS Rabat

MAC

20.03.25

WAC Casablanca

JS Soualem

MCDE

15.03.25

Ittihad Tanger

WAC Casablanca

MA1

09.03.25

WAC Casablanca

FUS Rabat

MA1

28.02.25

RSB Berkane

WAC Casablanca

MA1

22.02.25

WAC Casablanca

CODM Meknes

MA1

16.02.25

SC Chabab Mohammedia

WAC Casablanca

MA1

09.02.25

WAC Casablanca

HUSA Agadir

MA1

19.01.25

Difaa El Jadida

WAC Casablanca

MA1

12.01.25

WAC Casablanca

Union de Touarga

MA1

04.01.25

MAT Tetouan

WAC Casablanca

MA1

28.12.24

WAC Casablanca

MAS Fes

MA1

23.12.24

Renaissance Zemamra

WAC Casablanca

MA1

19.12.24

FAR Rabat

WAC Casablanca

MA1

14.12.24

WAC Casablanca

JS Soualem

MA1

29.11.24

WAC Casablanca

OC Safi

MA1

22.11.24

Raja Casablanca

WAC Casablanca

MA1

09.11.24

WAC Casablanca

Ittihad Tanger

MA1

03.11.24

FUS Rabat

WAC Casablanca

MA1

26.10.24

WAC Casablanca

RSB Berkane

MA1

23.10.24

CODM Meknes

WAC Casablanca

MA1

19.10.24

WAC Casablanca

SC Chabab Mohammedia

MA1

08.10.24

JS Soualem

WAC Casablanca

MCDE

05.10.24

HUSA Agadir

WAC Casablanca

MA1

28.09.24

WAC Casablanca

Difaa El Jadida

MA1

20.09.24

Union de Touarga

WAC Casablanca

MA1

14.09.24

WAC Casablanca

MAT Tetouan

MA1

03.09.24

WAC Casablanca

JS Massira

MAC

30.08.24

MAS Fes

WAC Casablanca

MA1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

WAC Casablanca

Played games: 34

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

48

1.41

0.91

31

Under/Over

1.5

11

32%

68%

23

2.5

22

65%

35%

12

3.5

26

76%

24%

8

Both scored games (Yes/No)

17

50%

50%

17

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

12

35%

65%

22

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

26

76%

24%

8

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	RSB Berkane	67	29	20	7	2	46 - 13	33
2	FAR Rabat	54	29	15	9	5	45 - 24	21
3	WAC Casablanca	51	29	13	12	4	43 - 27	16
4	FUS Rabat	50	29	14	8	7	50 - 26	24
5	Renaissance Zemamra	47	29	14	5	10	34 - 27	7
6	MAS Fes	46	29	12	10	7	33 - 26	7
7	Raja Casablanca	45	29	11	12	6	32 - 25	7
8	OC Safi	43	29	11	10	8	35 - 33	2
9	Difaa El Jadida	39	29	10	9	10	34 - 41	-7
10	Ittihad Tanger	37	29	9	10	10	34 - 35	-1
11	CODM Meknes	36	29	9	9	11	27 - 41	-14
12	Union de Touarga	35	29	8	11	10	29 - 32	-3
13	HUSA Agadir	29	29	8	5	16	31 - 35	-4
14	MAT Tetouan	23	29	5	8	16	25 - 37	-12
15	JS Soualem	22	29	5	7	17	18 - 42	-24
16	SC Chabab Mohammedia	4	29	0	4	25	13 - 65	-52

Fixtures

Date

Match

11.05.25

MG1

WAC Casablanca – Renaissance Zemamra

Morocco GNF 1 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	RSB Berkane	67	29	20	7	2	46 - 13	33
2	FAR Rabat	54	29	15	9	5	45 - 24	21
3	WAC Casablanca	51	29	13	12	4	43 - 27	16
4	FUS Rabat	50	29	14	8	7	50 - 26	24
5	Renaissance Zemamra	47	29	14	5	10	34 - 27	7
6	MAS Fes	46	29	12	10	7	33 - 26	7
7	Raja Casablanca	45	29	11	12	6	32 - 25	7
8	OC Safi	43	29	11	10	8	35 - 33	2
9	Difaa El Jadida	39	29	10	9	10	34 - 41	-7
10	Ittihad Tanger	37	29	9	10	10	34 - 35	-1
11	CODM Meknes	36	29	9	9	11	27 - 41	-14
12	Union de Touarga	35	29	8	11	10	29 - 32	-3
13	HUSA Agadir	29	29	8	5	16	31 - 35	-4
14	MAT Tetouan	23	29	5	8	16	25 - 37	-12
15	JS Soualem	22	29	5	7	17	18 - 42	-24
16	SC Chabab Mohammedia	4	29	0	4	25	13 - 65	-52

Morocco GNF 1 Fixtures

05/11/2025 19:00

Renaissance Zemamra

05/11/2025 19:00

05/11/2025 19:00

05/11/2025 19:00

05/11/2025 19:00

Union de Touarga

05/11/2025 19:00

05/11/2025 19:00

Difaa El Jadida

05/12/2025 19:00

SC Chabab Mohammedia

Raja Casablanca

Morocco GNF 1 Results

05/08/2025 19:00

Raja Casablanca

Difaa El Jadida

05/08/2025 19:00

05/08/2025 19:00

Renaissance Zemamra

Union de Touarga

05/08/2025 19:00

05/08/2025 19:00

05/08/2025 19:00

05/08/2025 19:00

05/07/2025 19:00

SC Chabab Mohammedia

05/04/2025 19:00

05/04/2025 19:00

Difaa El Jadida

Wydad Athletic Club, commonly referred to as WAC Casablanca or simply Wydad, is a professional football club based in Casablanca, Morocco. Established in 1937, Wydad is one of the most successful and prestigious football clubs in Africa and the Arab world. With its iconic red and white colors, Wydad has a rich heritage steeped in both sporting achievement and Moroccan social history.Wydad plays its home matches at the Stade Mohammed V, located in the heart of Casablanca, which is renowned for its electrifying atmospheres during key matches. The club's loyal supporters, known as "Wydadis" or "Ultras Winners," are famous for their unwavering passion and spectacular displays.Throughout its history, Wydad Casablanca has enjoyed immense domestic and continental success. The club has won more Moroccan league titles than any other team, in addition to multiple Moroccan Throne Cups and triumphs in CAF competitions, including the CAF Champions League. Wydad's influence stretches beyond football, serving as a symbol of Moroccan pride and resilience.

Team:	Wydad Casablanca
Full name:	Wydad Athletic Club
Country:	Morocco
Nickname:	Les Rouges, Wydad, WAC, The Red Castle
Founded:	08/05/1937
Colors:	Red and White
Stadium:	Stade Mohammed V 45,891 seats
Address:	Bd Omar Al Khayam, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
Telephone:	+212 5 22 98 00 98
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://wydad.ac.ma/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Wydad Athletic Club

Founded

Wydad Athletic Club was established on May 8, 1937, during the French colonial era in Morocco. The club was originally created as a water polo association, providing a social and sporting outlet for Moroccans facing social discrimination under colonial rule. The football section was soon inaugurated, and Wydad quickly became a symbol of resistance and Moroccan identity.

Wydad’s first official football match was played soon after its founding, and the club rapidly grew to prominence in Casablanca and beyond. Since Moroccan independence, Wydad has consistently been at the forefront of Moroccan football, regularly winning domestic league and cup honors and establishing itself as one of Africa’s continental powerhouses.

The club’s rich history is intertwined with Moroccan national pride and the city of Casablanca’s cultural vibrancy. Wydad’s legacy is defined not only by its on-pitch successes but also by its social influence and its role in the country’s modern history.

Finances and Ownership

Wydad Casablanca is structured as a sporting association, with the club presidency being an elected position. Over the years, key figures in Moroccan business and sport have led the club. Recent decades have seen Wydad benefit from strong leadership and increasing revenues through sponsorships, merchandise, and stadium attendances.

The current president, Said Naciri (as of 2024), has overseen significant financial investment in the club's infrastructure, squad, and youth academy. Wydad remains financially stable compared to many other African clubs, with commercial partnerships and sponsorship from major Moroccan and international brands contributing to the club’s sustained growth. The club is known for its disciplined financial management, although like all major African clubs, it periodically faces challenges regarding continental competition revenues and player transfers.

Popular Culture

Wydad’s Ultras Winners 2005 are among the most renowned supporter groups in Africa, famed for their passionate and creative displays at Stade Mohammed V and away matches. The club enjoys an enormous fanbase domestically and among the Moroccan diaspora worldwide.

Wydad’s main rivalry is with Raja Casablanca; their meetings, known as the "Casablanca Derby," are often regarded as one of the fiercest and most vibrant football spectacles in the world. Besides Raja, Wydad also shares rivalries with FAR Rabat and other Moroccan giants.

Club anthems and chants, in Darija and Arabic, resonate within Moroccan society, marking Wydad as a cultural institution. The club’s history has inspired films, documentaries, literature, and a wide range of art, further embedding its legacy in popular consciousness.

Players

Wydad has a proud tradition of developing and attracting some of Morocco’s—and Africa’s—finest footballers. The academy has produced numerous stars for the national team as well as exported talent throughout Europe, the Gulf, and beyond.

Historical and recent standouts include legendary figures such as Abdelmajid Dolmy, Larbi Benbarek (African legend known as "The Black Pearl"), Fakhreddine Rajhi, Mohamed Sahil, as well as modern stars such as Achraf Bencharki, Walid El Karti, Salaheddine Saidi, Reda Tagnaouti, Yahya Jabrane, Zouhair El Moutaraji, Ayoub El Amloud, and Yahya Attiat-Allah.

Famous Players

Larbi Benbarek: Widely recognized as one of Morocco’s greatest ever footballers, Benbarek played for Wydad Casablanca before moving to France and Spain in the 1940s and 1950s. Known as "La Perle Noire" (The Black Pearl), he was a trailblazer in African football and a global legend.
Fakhreddine Rajhi: The all-time top scorer in Wydad's history, Rajhi is a legendary striker who contributed to many of Wydad’s domestic titles.
Abdelmajid Dolmy: Although more closely associated with Raja, he played briefly for Wydad and left a major mark on Moroccan football. A true midfield maestro.
Achraf Bencharki: A star forward who played a crucial role in Wydad's 2017 CAF Champions League victory before making his mark in Egypt and later at Al Hilal.
Walid El Karti: A vital midfielder for Wydad throughout the 2010s, known for his workrate and key goals in domestic and African campaigns.
Mohamed Sahil: An iconic striker of the 1970s and 1980s, scoring numerous decisive goals for Wydad.

These legends, among many others, have cemented Wydad’s place at the pinnacle of Moroccan and African football.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Fakhreddine Rajhi 🇲🇦	FW	122	378	0.32
2	Mohamed Sahil 🇲🇦	FW	111	Updating...	Updating...
3	Larbi Chebbak 🇲🇦	MF	94	Updating...	Updating...
4	Miloud Chaabi 🇲🇦	FW	76	Updating...	Updating...
5	Walid El Karti 🇲🇦	MF	43	Updating...	Updating...
6	Achraf Bencharki 🇲🇦	FW	24	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

WAC generally lines up in modern formations such as 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3, blending defensive solidity, midfield creativity, and attacking pace. Youth development and integration of academy graduates remain a point of pride for the club.

Goalkeeper

Traditionally, Wydad has boasted outstanding Moroccan goalkeepers. In recent years, Reda Tagnaouti has established himself as the first-choice goalkeeper, earning caps for the national team and a reputation for being reliable in high-pressure CAF Champions League matches.

Defender

Wydad's defense is typically built around solid, experienced centre-backs and adventurous full-backs. Standouts include Achraf Dari (before moving abroad), Ayoub El Amloud, and Amine Farhane.

Midfielder

Midfield is an area of strength, often anchored by combative and technically-skilled players like Yahya Jabrane and Salaheddine Saidi (in recent seasons). The midfield’s combination of energy, passing and tactical awareness is a trademark.

Forward

The attack often features dynamic wingers and a central striker. Key players such as Zouhair El Moutaraji and Bouly Sambou have contributed crucial goals in league and continental play.

Wydad's squad regularly features promising young Moroccan talents alongside experienced international and domestic stars, reflecting both tradition and ambition.

2024/25 Squad Season

In the 2024-25 season, Wydad Athletic Club continues its formidable presence in Moroccan and African football. The club participates in Botola Pro (Moroccan top division), Coupe du Trône, and aims for further progress in the CAF Champions League.

Goalkeeper
	1	Reda Tagnaouti	🇲🇦	Morocco	05/04/1996
Updating...	12	Youssef El Motie	🇲🇦	Morocco	17/05/1994
Defender
	5	Amine Farhane	🇲🇦	Morocco	23/03/1992
	13	Ayoub El Amloud	🇲🇦	Morocco	08/04/1997
Updating...	20	Yahya Attiat-Allah	🇲🇦	Morocco	02/03/1995
	4	Saad Ait Lkha	🇲🇦	Morocco	15/03/1999
Midfielder
	6	Yahya Jabrane	🇲🇦	Morocco	18/06/1991
	8	Hamid Ahadad	🇲🇦	Morocco	02/07/1995
	14	El Mehdi Moubarik	🇲🇦	Morocco	22/01/2001
Updating...	19	Salaheddine Benyachou	🇲🇦	Morocco	01/07/1999
Forward
	11	Zouhair El Moutaraji	🇲🇦	Morocco	01/01/1996
	9	Bouly Junior Sambou	🇸🇳	Senegal	01/01/1998
	29	Montasser Lahtimi	🇲🇦	Morocco	15/07/2000
Manager
Updating...		Mehdi Nafti	🇹🇳	Tunisia	28/11/1978
Assistant Manager
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Coach

Wydad Athletic Club Casablanca, commonly known as Wydad AC or WAC Casablanca, is one of the most historic and successful football clubs in Morocco and Africa. Over the decades, the club has been shaped by a number of outstanding coaches who guided WAC to national glory and continental triumphs. Below are some of the most prominent and influential coaches in the history of WAC Casablanca:

José Romão: The Portuguese coach led Wydad AC from 2001 to 2002 and again between 2008 and 2009, guiding the team to a Botola Pro (Moroccan League) title in 2005–06 during his time. He is highly regarded as one of the key figures in WAC’s modern history.
Fouad Sahabi: As one of the notable Moroccan managers, Sahabi's time with the club included developing youth and interim spells, contributing to the sporting structure during the mid-2000s.
John Toshack: The legendary Welsh manager coached Wydad AC from 2014 to 2016, leading them to a Botola Pro title in 2015, restoring WAC’s position at the top of Moroccan football after several years.
Hussein Ammouta: Ammouta, a Moroccan coach, made a historic impact by leading WAC to win the 2016–17 CAF Champions League and the 2016–17 Botola Pro, marking one of the club’s most glorious periods.
Walid Regragui: Taking over in August 2021, Regragui had tremendous success by guiding WAC to the CAF Champions League 2021–22 title as well as the Botola Pro title the same season. His tactical acumen and leadership were pivotal in this historic double.

Other managers, both national and international, have also played significant roles in the club’s development and achievement. The legacy of WAC Casablanca has been written by these talented leaders.

Period	Manager	Country	born
2023 – Present	Faouzi Benzarti	Tunisia	03/01/1950
2022 – 2023	Sven Vandenbroeck	Belgium	22/09/1979
2022	Juan Carlos Garrido	Spain	29/03/1969
2021 – 2022	Walid Regragui	Morocco	23/09/1975
2021	Faouzi Benzarti	Tunisia	03/01/1950
2020 – 2021	Joueur Zohair	Morocco	Updating...
2020	Miguel Ángel Gamondi	Argentina	01/01/1967
2019 – 2020	Sébastien Desabre	France	02/08/1976
2018 – 2019	Faouzi Benzarti	Tunisia	03/01/1950
2017 – 2018	Faouzi Benzarti	Tunisia	03/01/1950
2017 – 2018	Houssein Ammouta	Morocco	24/10/1969
2016 – 2017	Hussein Ammouta	Morocco	24/10/1969
2014 – 2016	John Toshack	Wales	22/03/1949
2014	Abdelhak Benchikha	Algeria	22/11/1963
2013 – 2014	Abdelhak Benchikha	Algeria	22/11/1963
2012 – 2013	Badou Zaki	Morocco	02/04/1959
2011 – 2012	Michel Decastel	Switzerland	22/10/1955
2011	Fouad Sahabi	Morocco	Updating...
2010 – 2011	Fahid Benkassi	Morocco	Updating...
2009 – 2010	Bencheikh Djamel	Algeria	Updating...
2008 – 2009	José Romão	Portugal	13/04/1954
2007 – 2008	M’hamed Fakhir	Morocco	19/10/1953
2007	Fouad Sahabi	Morocco	Updating...
2006 – 2007	Noureddine Saâdi	Algeria	18/10/1950
2005 – 2006	José Romão	Portugal	13/04/1954
2004 – 2005	Fazil Yıldırım	Turkey	Updating...
2001 – 2002	José Romão	Portugal	13/04/1954
2000 – 2001	Badou Zaki	Morocco	02/04/1959
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Crests and Colors

Wydad Athletic Club, more commonly known as WAC Casablanca, is a renowned Moroccan football club based in Casablanca. Since its founding in 1937, Wydad has established a unique identity with distinctive crests and colors that reflect both heritage and pride.

The club’s original crest featured a simple red and white design with Arabic script, prominently displaying the club’s initials “WAC.” Over time, the crest evolved to a more modern look, incorporating a circular badge with the club’s full Arabic name and three stars, symbolizing key domestic achievements. Most recently, the crest was refined with a stylized red “W” in an artful Arabic calligraphy, surrounded by a white outline and set against a red background—signifying passion, success, and a deep connection to Moroccan culture.

Wydad Casablanca’s traditional colors have always been red and white. Red stands for passion, energy, and love for the game, while white symbolizes purity and fair play. For home kits, Wydad predominantly uses a red shirt with white shorts, whereas away kits frequently incorporate variations with more white or unique color trims. There have been minor adjustments to the patterns and design details over the decades, but red and white remain at the heart of WAC’s visual identity.

The combination of a striking crest and bold color palette makes Wydad instantly recognizable on the field—an enduring symbol for generations of fans both in Casablanca and throughout Morocco.

Fan Club

Wydad Casablanca is supported by one of the most passionate and dedicated fan bases in Africa. The club’s main and most famous organized supporter group is the “Winners,” founded in 2005. The Winners are renowned for their unwavering loyalty, vibrant tifos, immense choreographies, and thunderous singing that fills the stands of every Wydad match—especially during high-stakes fixtures and the famous Casablanca Derby against Raja CA.

Winners occupy the famous Virage Nord section of Stade Mohammed V, leading songs, organizing pre-match displays, and creating an intense atmosphere. They are admired for their creativity, synchronized chants, and elaborate banners—often incorporating social and cultural messages. In addition to the Winners, Wydad also enjoys strong support from other fan groups and countless unaffiliated supporters across Morocco, the wider Maghreb, and in the Moroccan diaspora worldwide.

The loyalty and energy of Wydad’s fans are legendary, making home matches a memorable experience and establishing the club as a true giant of African football fandom.

Stadium

Wydad Casablanca plays its home fixtures at the iconic Stade Mohammed V, situated in the heart of Casablanca, Morocco. Opened in 1955, the stadium underwent significant renovations in 1981, 2000, and more recently between 2015–2017 to modernize facilities and enhance safety and comfort for spectators.

Stade Mohammed V has a current capacity of approximately 45,891 seated spectators, making it one of the largest and most atmospheric venues in Africa. The stadium is famed for hosting electrifying matches, including domestic league derbies and high-profile continental finals. Its rich history, imposing structure, and fervent fan support make it not only a fortress for Wydad but a key landmark in Moroccan sporting culture.

Recent renovations included updating the pitch, expanding athlete facilities, and improving security infrastructure. The venue is shared with rival club Raja Casablanca, further elevating its importance in Moroccan football tradition.

Honours and Awards

Wydad Casablanca is one of the most decorated football clubs in Africa and Morocco. With dozens of national league titles and significant continental successes, Wydad has cemented its status as a leading force in African football. Here are the major honours achieved by the club:

No	Cups	No. of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Botola Pro (Morocco)	22	Champion	1957, 1966, 1969, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1986, 1990, 1991, 1993, 2006, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022, ...
2	Moroccan Throne Cup	9	Winner	1970, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1989, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2001
3	CAF Champions League	3	Winner	1992, 2017, 2022
4	CAF Super Cup	1	Winner	2018
5	CAF Cup Winners' Cup	1	Winner	2002
6	African Cup of Champions Clubs	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Wydad has also achieved several runner-up finishes in both domestic and continental competitions, as well as numerous regional and friendly tournament victories throughout its storied past.

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FAQs about WAC Casablanca

Q: When was WAC Casablanca founded?

A: Wydad Athletic Club was founded on May 8th, 1937, in Casablanca, Morocco.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Wydad Casablanca?

A: Red and white are Wydad’s traditional colors, symbolizing passion and purity.

Q: What is the current stadium of Wydad Casablanca, and what is its capacity?

A: Wydad plays at Stade Mohammed V in Casablanca, which has a capacity of approximately 45,891 spectators.

Q: Who are Wydad Casablanca's main rivals?

A: Wydad’s main rivals are Raja Casablanca, with whom they contest the Casablanca Derby, one of Africa’s fiercest club rivalries.

Q: How many times has Wydad won the CAF Champions League?

A: Wydad Casablanca has won the CAF Champions League three times: in 1992, 2017, and 2022.

Q: What is the biggest supporters’ group of Wydad Casablanca?

A: The “Winners” are Wydad’s largest and most prominent supporter group, renowned for their passionate ultras atmosphere.

Q: Has Wydad Casablanca produced any famous players?

A: Yes, Wydad has produced or developed many notable Moroccan footballers, including Abdelmajid Dolmy, Salaheddine Bassir, and Achraf Bencharki.

Q: Does Wydad Casablanca have any nicknames?

A: Yes, the club is known as “Wydad al-Ummah” (The Nation’s Wydad) and “The Red and Whites.”

Q: When did Wydad Casablanca last win the Moroccan league (Botola Pro)?

A: Wydad’s most recent Botola Pro triumph was in 2022.

Q: What are some recent renovation updates to Stade Mohammed V?

A: Recent renovations include improved seating, modernized athlete facilities, updated pitch conditions, and enhanced security systems to better accommodate fans and players.

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