Throne Cup: Most First-Division Clubs Qualify, Maghreb Fez Suffers Shock Exit
T.E (Elbotola)
17 May 2026at22:29
The Round of 32 matches of the Throne Cup concluded this Sunday evening, with most first-division clubs securing their spot in the Round of 16. The final fixture of this round, between AS FAR and Stade Marocain, is still pending.
This round was notably marked by the elimination of Maghreb Fez, who were knocked out by Ittihad Yaacoub El Mansour in one of the competition's most significant upsets.
The other matches saw most first-division clubs progress without major surprises. Among second-division teams, Jeunesse Ben Guerir was the only one to advance, after defeating Chabab Mohammédia.
Q&A
What were the key outcomes of the Throne Cup Round of 32?
The Throne Cup Round of 32 saw most first-division clubs successfully qualify for the next stage. However, the round was notably marked by a significant upset, with a prominent first-division team being knocked out unexpectedly.
Why was Maghreb Fez's exit from the Throne Cup significant?
Maghreb Fez's exit was significant because they are a first-division club, making their elimination one of the competition's most notable upsets. Their unexpected defeat by a lower-tier team highlighted the unpredictable nature of cup football.
What is the next stage for the clubs that qualified in the Throne Cup?
The clubs that qualified in the Throne Cup Round of 32 will now proceed to the Round of 16. One final fixture from the Round of 32 is still pending, determining the last team to advance to the next stage.
