The Mohammed V Sports Complex Stadium

The temple of Casablanca football, the Mohammed V Stadium, opened its doors on March 6, 1955, under the name Stade Marcel Cerdan. It later became the “Stade d’Honneur” (Stadium of Honor) before being named after the late King Mohammed V starting in 1981. Its legend was forged in the passionate rivalry of the Wydad Athletic Club and the Raja Club Athletic and major African matches. Today, it offers a capacity of 45,000 seats, a hybrid natural grass pitch, VIP boxes and hospitality lounges, as well as numerous media seats and several fast-food blocks, thus ensuring a fluid, safe, and easy welcome according to international standards. At the heart of the city, it remains the emblematic stage for the great competitions.