Raja Casablanca and AS FAR Rabat are gearing up for an exhilarating showdown in the Throne Cup final scheduled for Monday, July 1st. The match, set to kick off at 5 p.m. local time (6 p.m. France time), will unfold at the Adrar Stadium in Agadir and will be broadcast live on the Arryadia channel.
Both teams enter the final with high stakes despite their previous achievements in the Moroccan football season. Raja Casablanca, the reigning Moroccan champions, have already secured a berth in the upcoming 2024-2025 Champions League.
Similarly, AS FAR Rabat, as national runners-up, are not vying for continental qualification but rather seeking to salvage their season with a Throne Cup victory.
For AS FAR Rabat, this final holds particular significance as they aim to clinch their 13th Throne Cup title, having last won it in 2020.
Meanwhile, Raja Casablanca, aiming for their 9th triumph in the competition, last lifted the cup in 2017.
The match also carries an air of redemption for AS FAR Rabat, who narrowly missed out on the Botola Pro title this season after a closely contested battle.
The road to the final saw Raja Casablanca eliminate Mouloudia d’Oujda in a thrilling encounter that ended 4-3, showcasing their offensive prowess.
On the other hand, AS FAR Rabat secured their spot in the final with a disciplined 2-0 victory over Maghreb Fez, demonstrating their defensive solidity and strategic acumen.
Adding to the intrigue of the final is the appointment of referee Redouane Jiyed, who will officiate his last match.
With both teams eager to claim the prestigious Throne Cup, the stage is set for a captivating contest that promises drama and excitement.
Football enthusiasts across Morocco and beyond are anticipating an enthralling clash between these two storied clubs.
The final not only highlights the competitive spirit of Moroccan football but also underscores the rich history and passionate fan bases of Raja Casablanca and AS FAR Rabat.
As the countdown to kickoff begins, all eyes will be on the Adrar Stadium in Agadir, where Raja Casablanca and AS FAR Rabat will battle it out for supremacy in the Throne Cup.
With pride, history, and silverware on the line, the stage is set for a memorable finale to the Moroccan football season.
🚨OFFICIEL! Redouane Jayid va arbitrer la finale de la coupe du trône demain entre le Raja et l’AS FAR!
Le dernier match de sa carrière d’arbitre. pic.twitter.com/nvsBlASrrb— KoraMaroc (@AtKoraMaroc) June 30, 2024
