Morocco vs Niger: Ticket sales open ahead of November 17 clash

Tickets for Morocco’s international match against Niger will go on sale on Thursday, November 12, with prices ranging from 100 to 20,000 Moroccan dirhams depending on the seating category.

The encounter is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, at 20:00 local time at the Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat. Supporters wishing to attend can purchase their tickets from midday on Thursday through the Webook website or its official mobile application.

The organising committee has confirmed seven different ticket categories, offering supporters a range of options depending on their preferred seating arrangements.

Tickets for category three will cost 100 dirhams, while category two seats have been priced at 200 dirhams. Supporters looking for category one tickets will have to pay 300 dirhams.

Higher-priced options will also be available for those seeking premium matchday experiences. Access to the hospitality lounge will cost 1,000 dirhams, while tickets for the VIP grandstand are priced at 1,500 dirhams.

The VVIP grandstand will be available for 2,000 dirhams, with the Skybox option carrying the highest price at 20,000 dirhams.

The committee has also outlined how supporters will receive their tickets after completing their purchases.

Fans who buy seats in categories one, two and three will receive their access passes directly through the Webook application. These digital tickets can then be presented at the stadium entrances for admission.

However, a separate arrangement will apply to supporters purchasing hospitality, VIP and VVIP packages, as well as Skybox access.

Collection points for parking passes will be established for these categories, although the locations of the designated collection centres will be communicated at a later date.

The organising committee has also reminded supporters that everyone attending the match must have a valid ticket, including children accompanying their parents. This means children will not be exempt from the ticket requirement.

Spectators have further been urged to follow the stadium entry instructions and occupy the seats assigned to them on their tickets.

The committee warned that failure to respect the established access arrangements and seating allocations could result in measures being taken under the applicable laws.

With ticket sales opening on Thursday, supporters can secure their places ahead of Morocco’s meeting with Niger in Rabat on November 17.