Ticket sales for the upcoming Morocco-Niger football clash opened this Thursday at noon, clearing the way for fans eager to fill the Mohammed V Sports Complex in Casablanca when the Atlas Lions host their Nigerien counterparts on Friday, November 13.
Organisers confirmed that tickets will be sold exclusively through the Webook platform and its official mobile application, a move designed to streamline bookings and keep crowd access orderly and secure.
Prices have been set according to seating category: 100 dirhams for third class, 200 dirhams for second class, and 300 dirhams for first class. A Premium tier has been priced at 500 dirhams, while supporters looking for extra comfort can watch from the VIP tribune for 1,500 dirhams, or the VVIP section for 2,000 dirhams.
All seats are numbered, organisers said, and buyers will receive their tickets electronically through the official Webook app, with no alternative channel available for collection.
On entry rules, the organising committee stressed that the ticket remains the only document granting access to the stadium, including for children accompanied by a parent, and urged supporters to strictly follow the posted instructions to avoid any trouble getting into the stands.
Any breach of the established procedures could expose offenders to legal measures, the committee warned, adding that the arrangements are meant to guarantee a safe atmosphere and tight organisation befitting the national team’s matches and the major sporting events Morocco is preparing to host in the coming years.
The ticket rollout comes as Morocco ramps up its sporting calendar ahead of the 2030 World Cup, which it will co-host with Spain and Portugal. The recently revamped Mohammed V Complex has become one of the Atlas Lions’ preferred home venues, and each fixture now draws growing crowds eager to see the team continue its run of strong continental results.
