Rabat – Morocco’s Football Federation (FRMF) has announced the tickets for the upcoming game between Morocco and Tanzania as part of the African qualification games for the FIFA World Cup 2026.
FRMF added that, according to Match organizers, the ticket sales are open to the match, which will take place on Tuesday next week at the Honor Stadium in Oujda at 9:30 p.m. Moroccan period.
Football fans who want to see the action live can buy their tickets online www.webook.com. Fans can enter the stadium with these mobile tickets or collect physical ones.
“A physical ticket can be collected from Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 2:30 p.m. via various points,” said FrMF.
The sales points include Oujdas Municipal Stadium, August 16 Indoor Hall, Prince Heritier Moulay El Hassan Indoor Sports Hall and Rugby Stadium.
Tickets can also be collected in the city of Berken in the municipal stadium.
The ticket switches are open from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the prices are between MAD 200, MAD 100 and MAD 50.
Morocco won a good victory on Friday Niger 2-1 to secure his position at the top of Group E with 12 points.
Niger and Tanzania Trail behind six points each, while Sambia is the last one on the list with three points.
The FIFA website praised the Atlas Lions and described coach Walid Regragui as “most brilliant coach in the history of Moroccan football and his national team”.
The FIFA remembered Regragui’s success and remembered that he led Wydad to victory in the CAF Champions League 2022, which hit her ticket to the FIFA Club World Cup 2025.
“Not to mention that he also led Morocco to the semi-finals of the FIFA World Championship Qatar 2022, a remarkable achievement in African football, which he can imitate or surpass next year” wrote.
With regard to the showdown on Tuesday, FIFA said in a single meeting in 2013.
“Since then, however, the Atlas Lions have met in three encounters and scored seven goals against one for Tanzania,” added FIFA.
While Morocco is the best team in Africa, the Atlas Lions should be careful because all African teams dream of beating the World Cup semi-finalists in order to prove their strength and improve their football status at an international level.
