2003–04 Botola

Moroccan Football League GNF 1 2003/2004 Season.

Teams 2003-04

Final League Standings GNF 1 2003/2004

Place	Club	Points	Played	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goals For	Goals Against
1	Raja Casablanca	56	30	15	11	4	36	18
2	FAR Rabat	56	30	14	14	2	36	17
3	AS Salé	51	30	15	6	9	33	23
4	Wydad Casablanca	49	30	12	13	5	19	8
5	Olympique Khouribga	48	30	13	9	8	30	17
6	Olympique Meknès	48	30	12	12	6	30	22
7	Mouloudia Oujda	39	30	10	9	11	23	29
8	Maghreb Fès	38	30	9	11	10	28	32
9	Hassania Agadir	37	30	9	10	11	23	26
10	Kawkab Marrakech	36	30	7	15	8	24	24
11	Jeunesse El Massira	35	30	7	14	9	20	25
12	Ittihad de Tanger	34	30	7	13	10	15	19
13	Chabab Mohamédia	31	30	7	10	13	13	26
14	IZK Khémisset	29	30	6	11	13	13	26
15	Renaissance Settat	25	30	6	9	15	15	28
16	KAC Kénitra	18	30	3	9	18	14	38

Moroccan GNF 1 2003-04 Winners
Raja Casablanca 8th GNF 1 Title

Statistics

Top scorers
- 13 Goals
  - Mustapha Bidoudane - Raja Casablanca
- 8 Goals
  - Mohamed Adjou - FAR Rabat
- 7 Goals
  - Mounir Benkassou - CODM de Meknes
- 6 Goals
  - Kepa Didi - IR Tanger
  - Hakim Ajraoui - CODM de Meknes
  - Hicham Zerouali - FAR Rabat
  - Hassan Alla - Mouloudia Oujda
  - Mulingui - MAS
Best Attack
- 36 Goals
Best Defence
- 8 Goals Conceded
  - Wydad Casablanca
- 17 Goals Conceded
  - FAR Rabat
  - Olympique Khouribga

External links

RSSSF competition overview

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Hassania Agadir Difaa El Jadida FAR Rabat Maghreb Fez KAC Kenitra Chabab Rif Hoceima Olympique Khouribga IR Tanger RS Berkane MC Oujda FUS de Rabat Raja Casablanca Olympic Safi Kawkab Marrakech Moghreb Tétouan Wydad Casablanca

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