MAS Fans Banned from Traveling to Meknes for Local Clash

Author: Ikram ChahidPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: Morocco

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MAS Fans Banned from Traveling to Meknes for Local Clash

Maghreb of Fes supporters will not be able to travel to Meknes for the upcoming match this Saturday at 20:00 against CODM Meknes, following a decision from local authorities for security reasons. This move aims to prevent any incidents during the intense clash between the two teams. Fans who have already purchased tickets will be able to get a refund or exchange their tickets for future games starting this Sunday.

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