List of football stadiums in Morocco

The following is a list of football stadiums in Morocco, ordered by capacity.[1]

Currently in use

Rank	Stadium	Capacity	Opened	City	Tenants
1	Ibn Batouta Stadium	65,000[2]	2011	Tanger	IR Tanger
2	Mohamed V Stadium	45,891[3]	1955	Casablanca	Moroccan team Raja Casablanca Wydad Casablanca
3	Adrar Stadium	45,480	2013	Agadir	Hassania Agadir
4	Marrakesh Stadium	45,240	2011	Marrakech	KAC Marrakech
5	Fez Stadium	45,000	2007	Fes	Maghreb de Fès Wydad de Fès
6	Larbi Zaouli Stadium	30,000	1990	Casablanca	Tihad Sportif Casablanca
7	Kenitra Municipal Stadium	28,000	1941	Kenitra	KAC Kenitra
8	Honneur Stadium	25,000	1962	Meknes	COD Meknès
9	El Harti Stadium	25,000	1930	Marrakech	Kawkab Marrakech Amal Marrakech
10	Larbi Benbarek Stadium	20,000	1920	Casablanca	Wydad Athletic Club
11	El Massira Stadium	20,000	1936	Safi	OC Safi
12	Honneur Stadium	19,000	1977	Oujda	MC Oujda
13	Grand Stade d'Al Hoceima	15,000	2023	Al Hoceima
14	El Bachir Stadium	15,000	1954	Mohammedia	SCC Mohammédia
15	Sheikh Mohamed Laghdaf Stadium	15,000	1984	El-Aaiún	JS Massira
16	Ben M'Hamed El Abdi Stadium	15,000		El-Jadida	Difaa El Jadida
17	FUS Stadium	15,000	1923	Rabat	FUS Rabat Morocco women's national football team
18	Saniat Rmel Stadium	15,000	1913	Tétouan	Moghreb Tetouan
19	Mimoun Al Arsi Stadium	12,000	1950	Al Hoceima	Chabab Rif Al Hoceima Raja Al Hoceima
20	Moulay Hassan Stadium	12,000		Rabat	FUS
21	18 November Stadium	12,000		Khemisset	IZK Khemisset
22	Stade d'honneur	12,000		Beni Mellal	Raja Beni Mellal
23	Stade Colonel Abdelkader Allam	12,000		Sidi Kacem	Union Sidi Kacem
24	Stade Municipal	10,300		Fquih Ben Salah	Union Fkih Bensaleh
25	Al Inbiâate Stadium	10,000		Agadir	Hassania Agadir
26	Stade Hassan-II	10,000		Fez	Wydad of Fes
27	Stade d'honneur de Settat	10,000		Settat	RS Settat
28	Stade Tessema	10,000		Raja Club Athletic	Casablanca
29	Boubker Ammar Stadium	10,000	2007	Salé	AS Salé
30	Berkane Municipal Stadium	10,000	2014	Berkane	RS Berkane
31	Stade municipal d'Oujda	10,000		Oujda	US Musulmane d'Oujda Union sportive d'Oujda MC Oujda
32	Sidi Bernoussi Stadium	10,000		Casablanca	Rachad Bernoussi
33	Stade Municipal de Khenifra	10,000		Khenifra	Chabab Atlas Khenifra
34	Stade d'honneur	10,000		Settat	RS Settat
35	Phosphate Stadium	10,000		Khouribga	Olympique Khouribga
36	Stade Ahmed Achhoud	5,000		Rabat	Stade Marocain
37	Père Jégo Stadium	5,000		Casablanca	Racing Casablanca
38	Stade Municipal d'Ait Melloul	5,000		Ait Melloul	Union Ait Melloul
39	Moulay Rachid Stadium	5,000	1991	El-Aaiún	JS Massira
40	Berrechid Municipal Stadium	5,000	2018[4]	Berrechid	Youssoufia Berrechid

Under construction

Stadium	Capacity	City	Status	Opening
Ibn Batuta Stadium	88,000	Tangier	Under Construction	2025
Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium	69,500	Rabat	Under Construction	2025
Grand Stade de Dakhla	25,000	Dakhla	Under Construction	2025

Future stadiums

Stadium	Capacity	City	Status	Planned opening year	Note
Grand Stade de Casablanca	113,000	Casablanca	Official	2028	This stadium is planned for the Spain-Portugal-Morocco 2030 FIFA World Cup bid, and will officially begin construction in 2025. It will most likely host either the opening or final of the FIFA World Cup 2030.
Fez Stadium	55,000 (atleast)	Fez	Planned	2030	The President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation Faouzi Lekjaa confirmed that all selected stadiums by Morocco for the 2023 FIFA World Cup will have no less than 55,000 seats capacity.
Adrar Stadium	55,000 (atleast)	Agadir	Planned	2030
Marrakesh Stadium	55,000 (atleast)	Marrakesh	Planned	2030

Former stadiums

Stadium	Capacity	Opened	City	Club	Status
Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium	53,000	1983	Rabat	AS FAR	Completly Rebuilding
Stade de Marchan	20,000	1939	Tanger	IRT Tangier	demolished
Stade Al Inbiaat	10,000	1960	Agadir	Hassania Agadir	demolished
Stade Hassan-II	10,000		Fes	Wydad de Fès	demolished
Stade Tessema	10,000		Casablanca	Wafaa Wydad Casablanca	demolished
Stade Prince Moulay Al Hassan	10,000		Rabat	FUS de Rabat	demolished
Stade Moulay Rachid	5,000		El-Aaiún	JS Massira	demolished
Stade Marche Verte	4,000		Salé	AS Salé	demolished in 2006

References

"World Stadiums - Stadiums in Morocco". Retrieved 14 September 2012.
"Stade Ibn Batouta (Grand Stade de Tanger) – StadiumDB.com". stadiumdb.com. Retrieved 22 March 2023.
"Stade Mohamed V – StadiumDB.com". StadiumDB.com – Database of Football Stadiums. 20 January 2023. Retrieved 14 October 2023.
"Vidéo. Visite guidée du stade de Youssoufia Berrechid". Le360 Sport (in French). Retrieved 14 October 2023.

External links

Morocco at WorldStadiums.com
Photos of Stadiums in Morocco at cafe.daum.net/stade

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[1] "World Stadiums - Stadiums in Morocco". Retrieved 14 September 2012.

[2] "Stade Ibn Batouta (Grand Stade de Tanger) – StadiumDB.com". stadiumdb.com. Retrieved 22 March 2023.

[3] "Stade Mohamed V – StadiumDB.com". StadiumDB.com – Database of Football Stadiums. 20 January 2023. Retrieved 14 October 2023.

[4] "Vidéo. Visite guidée du stade de Youssoufia Berrechid". Le360 Sport (in French). Retrieved 14 October 2023.

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