Morocco vs Bahrain: Ticket Sales Open for the Friendly Match in Rabat

Morocco vs Bahrain: Ticket Sales Open for the Friendly Match in Rabat Webook

Kick-off in Rabat

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has announced the opening of ticket sales for the upcoming Morocco vs Bahrain friendly match, scheduled for October 9, 2025 at the renovated Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat. This fixture will serve as an important preparation game for the Atlas Lions ahead of CAN 2025 and the World Cup 2030.

Ticket Sales Now OpenTickets go on sale starting Monday, September 29 at 9:00 AM via the official Webook platform (website and mobile app). The FRMF confirms Webook as the only authorized online sales channel — purchase there to ensure secure and official tickets.

Ticket Categories and Prices

The federation has kept the same pricing structure used for previous matches. Available ticket categories are:

  • Category 3: 100 MAD
  • Category 2: 200 MAD
  • Category 1: 300 MAD
  • Hospitality Lounge: 1,000 MAD
  • VIP Honor Stand: 1,500 MAD
  • VVIP Premium Stand: 2,000 MAD
  • Private Skybox: 20,000 MAD

This tiered pricing ensures accessibility for general supporters while offering premium experiences for corporate guests and fans seeking a luxury match-day atmosphere.

Why This Friendly Matters

Although a friendly match does not carry tournament points, Morocco vs Bahrain is strategically valuable. Head coach Walid Regragui is expected to use the game to:

  1. Test new tactical systems and formations in view of CAN 2025.
  2. Give playing time to emerging talents within the Morocco national team.
  3. Build squad depth ahead of the World Cup 2030 co-hosting responsibilities.

Practical Guide for Supporters

Tips to make your match day smooth and safe:

  • Buy only on Webook: avoid unofficial resellers and social-media offers to reduce risk of fraud.
  • Arrive early: enjoy pre-match atmosphere and avoid last-minute queues.
  • Plan transport: use public transport or organized shuttles to reduce traffic near the stadium.
  • Explore Rabat: combine the match with local attractions like Hassan Tower and the Oudayas Kasbah for a rich cultural experience.
  • Follow stadium rules: check prohibited items and security procedures ahead of time.

Morocco 2030: Football & Cultural Tourism

This friendly is more than a warm-up — it’s part of Morocco’s broader Morocco 2030 vision to position the kingdom as a global hub for football and cultural tourism. With CAN 2025 approaching and the World Cup 2030 on the horizon, Morocco is showcasing modern stadiums, hospitality offers, and the country’s rich heritage to fans worldwide.

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