2008–09 Botola

Botola
Season	2008-09
Champions	Raja Casablanca (9th title)
Relegated	Mouloudia Oujda Chabab Mohammedia
2010 CAF Champions League	Raja Casablanca Difaa El Jadida
2010 CAF Confederation Cup	FAR Rabat FUS Rabat (cup runner-up)
Matches played	240
Goals scored	448 (1.87 per match)
← Botola 2007-08 Botola 2009-10 →

The 2008–09 season of the Botola, the first division of Moroccan football.

Table

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts	Qualification or Relegation
1	Raja Casablanca	30	17	10	3	44	17	27	61	2010 CAF Champions League
2	Difaa El Jadida	30	16	6	8	32	20	12	54	2010 CAF Champions League
3	FAR Rabat	30	14	11	5	39	17	22	53	2010 CAF Confederation Cup
4	Wydad Casablanca	30	13	11	6	26	17	9	50
5	OC Khouribga	30	12	10	8	26	25	-1	46
6	Moghreb Tétouan	30	11	8	11	29	28	1	41
7	AS Sale	30	10	10	10	27	29	-2	40
8	Maghreb Fez	30	10	10	10	28	27	1	40
9	Hassania Agadir	30	10	8	11	30	30	0	38
10	Kawkab Marrakech	30	7	15	8	28	31	-3	36
11	Olympique Safi	30	6	16	8	25	28	-3	34
12	Jeunesse Massira	30	8	10	12	31	41	-10	34
13	Ittihad Khemisset	30	7	12	11	22	29	-7	33
14	KAC Kenitra	30	8	7	15	24	34	-7	31
15	Mouloudia Oujda	30	7	7	16	21	37	-16	27	Relegated To GNF 2
16	Chabab Mohammédia	30	4	9	17	16	38	-22	21

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Last updated June 29. Source: goalzz.com
FUS Rabat also qualified for the 2010 CAF Confederation Cup as the 2009 Coupe du Trône runner-up.

2015–16 Botola

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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Football in Morocco

National Association
GNF

National teams

Men	National team Olympic (U-23) U-20 U-17

Women	National team U-20 U-17

League system

Men	Botola Botola 2 GNFA 1 (2 groups) GNFA 2 (4 groups)

Women	Women Division 1

Domestic cups

Men	Coupe du Trône Moroccan Super Cup

Women	Women Coupe du Trône

Awards

Footballer of the Year
Top scorers

Lists

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2008 in African Football (CAF)

« 2007 2009 »

Domestic leagues	Algeria 08-09 Angola 07-08 08-09 Cameroon 07–08 08–09 Côte d'Ivoire 08 Egypt 07–08 08–09 Ethiopia 08–09 Libya 07–08 08–09 Mali 07–08 08–09 Morocco 07–08 08–09 South Africa 07–08 08–09 Sudan 08 Tunisia 07–08 08–09

Domestic cups	Algeria 07–08 08–09 Libya 07–08 08–09 South Africa 08

Regional cups	CECAFA Cup Kagame Interclub Cup

CAF competitions	CAF Champions League CAF Confederation Cup Super Cup

2009 in African Football (CAF)

« 2008 2010 »

Domestic leagues	Algeria 08–09 09–10 Angola 08–09 09–10 Cameroon 08–09 09–10 Côte d'Ivoire 09 Egypt 08–09 09–10 Ethiopia 08–09 09–10 Kenya 09 Liberia 09 Libya 08–09 09–10 Mali 08–09 09–10 Morocco 08–09 09–10 Nigeria 09–10 South Africa 08–09 09–10 Sudan 09 Togo 09 Tunisia 08–09 09–10

Domestic cups	Algeria 08–09 09–10 Egypt 09–10 Libya 08–09 09–10 South Africa 09

Regional cups	CECAFA Cup Kagame Interclub Cup

CAF competitions	CAF Champions League CAF Confederation Cup CAF Super Cup

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