The Moroccan League ranking after the end of the exciting Corona season

The curtain fell (Sunday) on one of the exciting seasons in the history of the Moroccan League, with Raja crowning the competition title for the 12th time in its history after maintaining the lead after defeating its guest Royal Army 2-1 in the 30th (last) round.

The victory raised Raja’s balance to 60 points, one point ahead of Wydad, the defending champion and the most crowned champion throughout its history with 20 titles, which also beat its host Al-Fateh Rabati 2-1.

The excitement of the Moroccan League this season came not only in terms of results, but also at the level of events in the competition, on top of which was the long pause that struck it and almost threatened not to complete it due to the spread of the new Corona virus.

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The two poles of Casablanca included participation in the next edition of the CAF Champions League after occupying the first and second places, while the Borkan team qualified for the African Confederation by ranking third with 57 points, which was strengthened by its victory in the last round over host Olympique Safi.

Al-Fateh Al-Rabati occupied fourth place de
spite losing to Wydad in the last round, as it stuck to 49 points, one point ahead of Mouloudia Oujda, who beat its host Hassania Agadir 1-0 in the last round, and 3 points ahead of the sixth Royal Army, while Morocco Tetouan came in seventh. With a score of 45 points.

As for the two teams that were relegated to the lowest level, Raja Beni Mellal, who ranked last in the competition with 12 points, was relegated to the lower division after one season of his rise, and with him, Olympique Khouribga, who ranked penultimate with 28 points.