Rabat – As anticipation builds for one of the most exciting fixtures in African club football, AS FAR have officially released ticket details for their CAF Champions League semi-final clash against RS Berkane.
The all-Moroccan showdown promises high-level football and an electric atmosphere in Rabat.
The first leg of this semi-final will take place at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, where supporters are expected to play a decisive role in pushing their teams toward the final.
How to get your ticket
AS FAR confirmed that tickets are available exclusively through the digital platform “Webook” to ensure an organized and modern purchasing process for fans.
Ticket prices have been set to suit a wide range of supporters, starting from as low as MAD 60 and reaching premium categories for those seeking a more exclusive matchday experience.
With demand expected to soar , fans are encouraged to secure their seats quickly for what promises to be a historic encounter.
A historic Moroccan encounter
This semi-final is a landmark moment for Moroccan football. The clash between AS FAR and RS Berkane guarantees Morocco a representative in the final, while highlighting the growing strength of the country’s club football on the African stage.
RS Berkane, competing in their first-ever CAF Champions League semi-final, continue their remarkable rise, while AS FAR bring experience and pedigree to the tie.
The other semi-final
On the other side of the bracket, Tunisian giants Espérance Sportive de Tunis will face South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns in what promises to be another high-level encounter.
The first leg will be played in Tunis, Sunday, April 12, with the return leg scheduled in Pretoria, Saturday, April 18, setting up a classic North vs South African battle for a place in the final.
Road to the final
Both semi-finals will be played over two legs, with aggregate scores determining the finalists. The winners will advance to the CAF Champions League final, scheduled for May 2026.
For AS FAR and RS Berkane, the stakes could not be higher, not only a place in the final but also national pride and continental recognition.
