Morocco-Niger tickets: prices from 100 to 20,000 DH
Ticket sales for the Morocco-Niger match on 17 November in Rabat have opened, with prices from 100 to 20,000 dirhams via Webook, as Rahimi and Ounahi are out through injury.
Ticket sales for the match between Morocco and Niger, set for next Tuesday, 17 November, at 8 p.m. at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, opened this Thursday, 12 November 2026, at noon, according to Le Matin, citing the match's organizing committee. Tickets are sold exclusively through the Webook online platform and its official app, as part of measures meant to make purchasing easier and better organize the reception of supporters.
Prices from 100 to 20,000 dirhams
The organizing committee set ticket prices by seating category:
| Category | Price (dirhams) |
|---|---|
| Category 3 | 100 DH |
| Category 2 | 200 DH |
| Category 1 | 300 DH |
| Hospitality lounge | 1,000 DH |
| VIP stand | 1,500 DH |
| VVIP stand | 2,000 DH |
| Skybox | 20,000 DH |
How to enter the stadium: what to know before the match
Holders of category 1, 2 and 3 tickets will receive their access passes directly on the Webook app, letting them enter the stadium without picking up a physical ticket beforehand. For holders of hospitality lounge, VIP, VVIP and Skybox tickets, specific points will be set up to collect parking passes, whose locations will be announced later.
The organizing committee reminds fans that the ticket is the only means of entry to the stadium, for adults and for children accompanying their parents alike, and that every spectator must have their own ticket, while calling on supporters to follow the organizers' instructions and the seat numbers printed on their tickets.
Rahimi and Ounahi out through injury ahead of the two Niger matches
The match falls in matchday 4 of the AFCON 2027 qualifiers, as internationals Sofiane Rahimi and Ez-Eddine Ounahi are currently at the Mohammed VI Football Complex alongside the national team's camp, continuing their treatment under the Atlas Lions' medical staff, according to Al3omk. A source at the Royal Moroccan Football Federation said it is mobilizing every available resource for the two internationals, despite their own clubs' treatment programs.
Rahimi, an Al Ain forward, injured the hamstring of his right thigh against Shabab Al Ahli in October, an injury that will keep him off the pitch for a few weeks, while Ounahi, a Panathinaikos midfielder, suffered a severe hamstring tear in his right thigh that will sideline him for two and a half to three months. Both players, key fixtures of the national team, played at the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico, where Morocco reached the quarter-finals. Head coach Mohamed Ouahbi is personally following their recovery in coordination with the medical staff, hoping to have them back as soon as possible.
The squad held two training sessions on Wednesday in rainy conditions at the Mohammed VI Complex, working on tactical and technical aspects, before the Atlas Lions face Niger away this Friday at the Mohammed V Complex in Casablanca for matchday 3, then host them next Tuesday in Rabat for matchday 4. Coach Mohamed Ouahbi had earlier revealed the squad list called up for the two Niger matches, which included a first call-up for Oufkir. Follow the latest Morocco national team results and fixtures.