Wydad launches car giveaway to boost attendance for Olympique Safi clash

Wydad Athletic Club has unveiled an eye-catching initiative aimed at encouraging supporters to fill the stands for its upcoming league match against Olympique Safi following the team’s recent defeat to Ittihad Tanger.

The Casablanca giants will host Olympique Safi on Monday at the Mohammed V Complex in a match scheduled for 7:00 PM as part of the 23rd round of the Moroccan Professional League.

Tickets Go on Sale Ahead of Key Fixture

The club confirmed that tickets for the encounter are now available for purchase as preparations intensify for an important home fixture.

In an effort to attract a large crowd, Wydad announced a special competition for fans attending the match, offering supporters an additional incentive to be present at the stadium.

Fiat 500X Up for Grabs

As part of the initiative, Wydad’s recently announced partner Fiat will organise a draw based on match tickets purchased by supporters.

The lucky winner will receive a brand-new Fiat 500X, making the promotion one of the most notable fan-engagement campaigns launched by the club in recent years.

The competition is expected to generate significant interest among supporters as Wydad looks to create a vibrant atmosphere at the Mohammed V Complex.

Wydad Seeking Response After Tangier Setback

The initiative comes in the aftermath of Wydad’s disappointing 2 1 defeat away to Ittihad Tanger in the previous round of league action at the Ibn Battouta Stadium.

The result left Wydad with 40 points and in fifth position in the standings, while Ittihad Tanger moved up to 26 points, level with Renaissance Zemamra in 10th place.

Important Opportunity to Get Back on Track

Wydad will now turn its full attention to Monday’s meeting with Olympique Safi as it seeks to return to winning ways and strengthen its position in the league table.

With a valuable prize on offer and crucial points at stake, the club will be hoping for a strong turnout from supporters as it aims to bounce back from its recent setback.