The organizing committee for Morocco’s upcoming World Cup qualifying match against Congo announced Friday that ticket sales have officially opened for the game, scheduled for Tuesday, October 14, at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat. The match will kick off at 8 p.m. local time as part of the African zone qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
According to the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), ticket prices will remain the same as those for Morocco’s previous match against Bahrain. Fans can purchase their tickets exclusively through the online platform www.webook.com or via the official Webook mobile application.
Ticket prices are set at 100 dirhams for third-category seats, 200 dirhams for second-category, 300 dirhams for first-category, 1,000 dirhams for hospitality lounge access, 1,500 dirhams for VIP seating, 2,000 dirhams for VVIP seating, and 20,000 dirhams for private skyboxes. All purchased tickets will be delivered directly through the Webook app.
The committee emphasized that digital or printed tickets will serve as the sole entry pass to the stadium for all spectators, including children accompanying their parents.
For fans attending the match, various services will be available inside the venue, including merchandise stands offering national team jerseys and fan accessories, as well as refreshment areas providing drinks and light snacks.
The organizing committee urged supporters to follow all safety and organizational guidelines, including respecting the seat numbers indicated on tickets, warning that any violations could result in legal action.
Officials said the measures aim to ensure smooth entry and an orderly fan experience befitting the importance of the event, particularly as Morocco continues preparations for major upcoming international sporting engagements.
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