Moroccan football league system

The Moroccan football league system are two professional leagues, and four levels of small amateur football leagues. All the leagues are connected by a promotion and relegation system.[1]

Structure

Men

Level Leagues
Professional Leagues
1 Botola
16 clubs
2 Relegations Play-off + 2 Direct Relegations
2 Botola 2
16 clubs
2 Direct Promotions + 2 Promotions Play-off,

2 Relegations Play-off + 2 Direct Relegations

Amateur Leagues
3 National
16 clubs
4 Amateurs I (North Group)
16 clubs
1 promotions, 2 relegations 		Amateurs I (South Group)
16 clubs
1 promotions, 2 relegations
5 Amateurs II (North East Group)
16 clubs
1 promotions, 4 relegations 		Amateurs II (North West Group)
16 clubs
1 promotions, 4 relegations 		Amateurs II (Sahara Group)
14 clubs
1 promotions, 3 relegations 		Amateurs II (South Group)
16 clubs
1 promotions, 4 relegations
6 Regional Leagues

Oriental Football League ( Oujda )
Grand Casablanca Football League ( Casablanca )
Northern Football League ( Tangier )
North Central Football League ( Fez )
Tadla Football League ( Khouribga )
Southern Football League ( Marrakech )
Football Souss League ( Agadir )
Tafilalet Football League ( Meknes )
Sahara Football League ( Laâyoune )
Gharb Football League ( Rabat )
Doukkala-Abda Football League ( Safi )

Women

Level League(s)/Division(s)
1 Division 1 Féminine
12 clubs
2 Division 2 Féminine
12 clubs
3 Division Amateur Féminine
24 clubs divided into 3 groups
Group A
8 clubs 		Group B
8 clubs 		Group C
8 clubs
4 Regional Leagues Championship
Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra, Souss-Massa, Chaouia Doukkala, Oriental, Fez-Meknes, Béni Mellal-Khénifra, Marrakesh-Safi, Drâa-Tafilalet, Guelmim-Oued Noun, Dakhla-Oued Ed-Dahab, Rabat-Salé-Kénitra, Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima and Grand Casablanca

References

  1. ^ FRMF – Fédération royale marocaine de footbal
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