AS FAR cruise past RS Berkane to secure 13th Women’s Throne Cup title

AS FAR delivered another statement performance in Moroccan women’s football after thrashing RS Berkane 4-0 in the Women’s Throne Cup final at the Fez Sports Complex, securing a record extending 13th title.

Fast Start Sets The Tone

The capital-based side wasted little time asserting their dominance, taking control of the game from the opening whistle and dictating the tempo throughout the encounter.

Hanane Aït El Haj gave AS FAR the perfect start after opening the scoring in the seventh minute, putting RS Berkane under immediate pressure in the final.

Hanane Aït El Haj Shines With Hat Trick

The Moroccan forward was the standout performer of the night, producing a brilliant hat trick to lead her side to another trophy triumph.

After scoring early in the first half, Hanane Aït El Haj returned after the break to score twice more and put the contest completely beyond reach.

Mahouna Boulmich later added the fourth goal from the penalty spot to cap off a dominant evening for the military side.

AS FAR Continue To Rule Moroccan Women’s Football

AS FAR came into the final as overwhelming favourites and once again showed why they remain the benchmark in Moroccan women’s football.

The latest triumph marked the club’s 13th Women’s Throne Cup crown, continuing a remarkable era of dominance that has seen them regularly lift the trophy since 2013.

Their commanding display in Fez once again highlighted the gap between AS FAR and the rest of the competition, with the Rabat giants showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon.