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This dossier follows documented results and developments in Morocco’s 2026–2027 Botola, distinguishing rounds, postponed fixtures and verified standings.
On 6 November 2026, opening the seventh round, Amal Tiznit won 2-0 at Union Touarga and Hassania drew 2-2 with Berkane. The remaining fixtures are scheduled for 7 and 8 November.
Hesport reported on 6 November 2026 that Wydad Temara had appealed sanctions over Imad Babassa’s appearance against Wydad Casablanca.
The outlet reports a 3–0 administrative defeat and a one-point deduction for Temara. The player allegedly appeared despite an earlier suspension. The appeal outcome remains unknown; no final standings are inferred from this report.
Wydad Casablanca announced on 6 November 2026 that it intended to challenge the disciplinary decision concerning Imad Babassa’s appearance for Temara, according to reports of its statement.
The club argues that the infringement’s legal consequences were not fully applied. MFM Sport reports that Temara was declared a 3-0 loser without Casablanca receiving the points. This follows Temara’s previously documented appeal; no final outcome has been established.
Amal Tiznit beat Union Touarga 2-0 and Hassania Agadir drew 2-2 with RS Berkane on 6 November 2026, opening the seventh round of Botola Pro fixtures.
Tiznit won away at Touarga. Hespress’s results table and Radio Mars’s reporting agree on the scores; Elbotola also reports the visitors’ victory in Rabat.
According to Radio Mars, Yassine Zerraa and Zakaria Salhi scored for Tiznit. Its account leaves Hassania and Berkane on nine and eight points respectively after their draw. The round continues on 7 and 8 November, so these two results do not establish a final round standings table.
Raja Casablanca beat AS FAR 2–1 at Rabat’s Olympic Stadium on 4 November 2026 in a postponed first-round Botola match, according to press accounts.
Ismail Khafi opened the scoring in the second minute. Youssef El Fahli equalised in the 27th before Adam Ennafati restored Raja’s lead in the 37th.
The score remained unchanged after half-time. Standings reported after the match place Raja sixth on nine points, while AS FAR remain eighth on eight points. These positions reflect the table following this rescheduled fixture.
Raja Casablanca has decided to end its collaboration with coach Paco Jémez, according to a club statement reported by Hesport on November 2, 2026.
The club cites its assessment of results and playing standards. The departure follows the 2-0 defeat at Berkane, already documented in this dossier.
The report specifies neither the financial terms of the separation nor a successor. The statement cited refers to the coach’s position without naming him; Hesport identifies him as Paco Jémez.
Renaissance Berkane beat Raja Casablanca 2-0 at Berkane’s municipal stadium on November 1, 2026, in the sixth round of the Botola.
Youssef Mehri opened the scoring in the 29th minute, before Yassine Labhiri’s second goal in the 85th. Hespress’s report and African Football’s match record agree on the result and scorers.
Hespress provisionally gives Berkane seven points, with a match in hand, and Raja six. Those standings reflect the situation reported after the game.
Wydad Casablanca beat Moghreb Tétouan 1-0 while Kawkab Marrakech won 1-0 against Amal Tiznit on 31 October 2026 in the sixth round of the Botola.
At Stade Larbi Zaouli, Silvère Ganvoula converted a penalty in the 40th minute. Le360 and Hespress report eleven points for Wydad after the win.
Jawad Rhabra scored KACM’s goal before half-time. Le360 places the club provisionally top with thirteen points. Sources differ on the exact minute of the goal but agree on the 1-0 result. Those positions describe the standings after the matches and may change as the round continues.
