The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) announced on Friday that ticket sales for the 2026 World Cup qualifier between Morocco and Congo are officially open.
The match will take place on October 14 at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat and will start at 20h00 local time. This is the next matchup in Group E of the CAF qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but the Atlas Lions have already qualified.
Group E consists of Morocco, Congo, Zambia, Tanzania and Niger (Eritrea withdrew). Morocco so far has been perfect in this group, having won all matches played to this point.
The FRMF states that tickets can be bought exclusively online, either through the WeBook platform or, if using a phone, the WeBook mobile app. Tickets are only digital tickets and after the purchase, the tickets will be sent directly to the app.
The federation reiterated that tickets purchased from WeBook will only be valid tickets.
Prices announced:
- Category 3: 100 MAD
- Category 2: 200 MAD
- Category 1: 300 MAD
- Hospitality lounge: 1,000 MAD
- VIP: 1,500 MAD
- VVIP: 2,000 MAD
- Private skyboxes: 20,000 MAD
Recently renovated and reinaugurated, the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium can host 68,000 spectators and now has facilities up to international standards.
This is a big game in Morocco’s CAF World Cup qualifiers as the Atlas Lions will probably be looking to continue with a historic streak of 15 straight wins.
The FRMF reminded fans to follow a few rules at the stadium. To bring their ID the day of the match and stay in their seats during the game. Get your tickets early through the official WeBook platform to avoid last-minute congestion and to make your entrance into the stadium smooth.
