Botola Pro table 2026-27

The Moroccan Botola table, also called a log, ranks clubs in Morocco’s top football division, with the leader shown in the first row. The game is known as soccer to South African readers.

Start with points, then check matches played before comparing neighbouring clubs. The Botola Pro hub connects the competition’s wider story, including RS Berkane’s first championship in 2024/25. For viewers in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Uganda, a 20:00 GMT kick off corresponds to 21:00 WAT, 22:00 SAST and 23:00 EAT.

How Is the Moroccan Botola Table Decided?

A Botola victory adds three points to a club’s total; a draw adds one, while a defeat adds none. The competition rules set out how level clubs are separated. Subtract goals conceded from goals scored to calculate goal difference. A club with games in hand has completed fewer fixtures than the clubs being compared.

For a practical comparison, divide points by matches played to see each club’s average return per match. This helps when schedules are uneven, although it does not replace the official ranking. Games in hand represent opportunities to collect points, so read the remaining fixtures before assuming that a gap between two clubs will close.

What Do the CAF and Relegation Colours Mean?

The legend explains each colour used in the Botola standings. Match the shading beside a club to its label before interpreting any CAF or relegation marking.

Treat coloured rows as a guide to the places being contested as results arrive. Check whether a label describes qualification directly or entry into a particular stage of a continental competition. For supporters following potential opponents of Nigerian, Kenyan, South African, Ghanaian or Ugandan clubs, that distinction helps explain what a marked position could mean.

Which Clubs and Cities Make Up Botola Pro?

Botola Pro is Morocco’s top flight. Wydad, Raja, AS FAR, RS Berkane, Ittihad Tanger and MA Tétouan are names to explore in Moroccan football, with the live club list showing who participates this season. Wydad’s 2021/22 championship and RS Berkane’s first title in 2024/25 offer two starting points for following the domestic histories behind Morocco’s African football connections.

Who Has Won the Most Moroccan League Titles?

Wydad led the national league honours list through 2024/25 with 22 titles, ahead of Raja and AS FAR on 13 each. The recent sequence includes Wydad in 2021/22, AS FAR in 2022/23, Raja in 2023/24 and first time champions RS Berkane in 2024/25. AS FAR secured the 2022/23 championship with a 3 to 2 victory at Ittihad Tanger on 23 June 2023.

Where Are the Fixtures and Results?

The Botola Pro fixtures show upcoming rounds, while Botola Pro results list completed matches. Read each date with its displayed kick off in WAT, EAT, SAST and GMT, especially when following from different countries. A postponed fixture can leave clubs with unequal matches played, so table position alone does not describe every opportunity remaining. Open the match listing before arranging your viewing.

When Do the Standings Update, and What Should African Fans Check?

The standings update after every match, and the displayed update time helps you judge how recent the figures are. Read played and points together, then use Botola Pro stats to explore the performances behind them. Where home and away filters are available, they separate results by venue; the combined table remains the reference for the championship. A live score and a completed result can represent different stages of an update.

Morocco’s World Cup semi final in 2022, the first achieved by an African nation, gives readers another reason to explore its domestic football. Continental fixtures also make the table useful beyond Morocco: they help explain the domestic standing of opponents facing clubs elsewhere in Africa. The Atlas Lions reached that historic stage by defeating Portugal 1 to 0 in the 2022 quarter final. Follow the relevant club row, then open its fixtures to see the schedule behind its position.