Raja and Wydad
The Casablanca derby is the most watched match of the Moroccan season, at home and in the diaspora.
Moroccan league
Botola Pro live: follow Raja, Wydad and every club
Botola Pro live is on every weweb plan: the Moroccan league is broadcast mainly on Arryadia, the SNRT sports channel, which you open in HD on your TV, phone or computer, in Morocco or abroad. It is the starting point of our sports IPTV hub, and every IPTV subscription covers a full season for 12 months.
This page explains how the league works, which clubs fans follow, which channels show the matches, how a match day unfolds and how to watch from another country. The IPTV Morocco home page explains the rest of the service.
- Botola Prothe Moroccan first division
- Arryadia in HDon every plan
- Fans abroadEurope, UK, USA, Canada
- Standard · 12 months300 DHHD
- Premium · 12 months450 DH4K
- VIP · 12 months600 DH4K · 2 devices
What the Botola Pro is
The Botola Pro is the first division of Moroccan football, run by the national league under the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, and it is the competition that fills Moroccan cafés and living rooms every weekend.
The clubs play each other home and away over a season that usually starts in late summer and ends in spring or early summer. At the end, the champion and the top clubs qualify for the African club competitions, while the last ones drop to the second division and are replaced by promoted clubs. The list of clubs therefore changes a little every year.
The clubs Moroccan fans follow
Every club has its own loyal crowd, but a few names draw the biggest audiences on TV, starting with the two Casablanca giants.
AS FAR and FUS Rabat
The two clubs of the capital, with a long history in Moroccan and African football.
RS Berkane
The club from the east that has become a regular force in African competitions.
Maghreb de Fès and the others
Historic clubs from Fès, Tangier, Agadir, Safi, El Jadida and beyond, depending on the season's line-up.
Whatever your club, the experience on TV is the same: you open Arryadia, the match starts with Arabic commentary, and the studio show before and after the game brings the reactions of players and coaches. Supporters who live far from their city, students in Rabat who follow a club from the south or families in Europe who grew up with Raja or Wydad, use the Botola as a weekly link with home.
Which channels show the Botola?
Arryadia is the main channel of the Botola Pro and shows a large share of every match day; when several games are played at the same time, some can be shown on another SNRT channel.
All these channels are in the Moroccan line-up of your plan, from Standard. The programme guide of your app tells you which channel carries which match today. The Arryadia live page explains how to open the channel on each device, and the Moroccan TV channels page lists the rest of the national line-up.
How a Botola match day works
A Botola round is usually spread over the weekend, sometimes with midweek rounds, and the league sets the kick-off times and the televised games for each round.
Because those choices are made round by round, we do not publish fixtures or dates on this page: they would be out of date quickly. The guide in your app, the league's official channels and the clubs' pages are the right references. On match day, Arryadia usually adds a studio programme before and after the games, with analysis and interviews.
Tip: put Arryadia at the top of your favourites list so it opens first when the match day starts.
A full season
Botola Pro live for 12 months
Standard 300 DH, Premium 450 DH and VIP 600 DH, one payment: enough for a whole Botola season and the summer that follows. Premium and VIP add the full sports packs for European football.
Standard
12 months
300DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 25 DH a month
1 device
- 21,000 channels in HD and Full HD
- 123,000 films and 29,000 series
- 1 device
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
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Premium
12 months
450DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 38 DH a month
1 device
- 21,000 channels, 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K
- 123,000 films and 29,000 series
- Full sports and premium packs
- 1 device
- Priority setup help
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
VIP
12 months
600DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 50 DH a month
1 or 2 devices, one at a time
- 43,000 channels, 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K
- 200,000 films and series
- Full sports and premium packs
- 1 or 2 devices, one at a time
- Priority support
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
Free 24-hour test before you buy
Access sent on WhatsApp within 1 hour, 24 h at most
One payment for 12 months
The Botola and the big sports networks in one plan
Yes, one plan gives you both: the Botola on Arryadia from Standard, and the big sports networks of the full sports packs on Premium and VIP.
Fans who follow Raja or Wydad on Saturday often watch the Champions League or a European league on Sunday. With Premium or VIP you keep everything in the same app. The beIN Sports IPTV page explains the beIN channels, and the AFCON live page covers the Atlas Lions at the Africa Cup of Nations.
The Moroccan league from Europe and North America
Fans abroad watch the Botola exactly as in Morocco: same channels, same app, same Arabic commentary, from France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, the UK, the USA or Canada.
Kick-off times in the guide follow Moroccan time, so check the difference with your country. You pay in dirhams by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer; the page on IPTV for Moroccans abroad explains the payment and setup per country.
- France
- Belgium
- Spain
- Italy
- Netherlands
- United Kingdom
Derby night: keep the picture stable
On a derby night the whole country is online at once, so a stable home connection matters more than the plan you choose.
- Connect the TV or box to the router with an Ethernet cable.
- Open Arryadia ten minutes before kick-off.
- Pause downloads and video calls in the home.
- Restart the router in the afternoon if it has been on for weeks.
The page on internet speed for IPTV explains what fibre, ADSL and 4G can handle on Maroc Telecom, inwi and Orange.
Watch the next round
Get set up before the weekend, not at kick-off.
- 1
Ask for the free 24-hour test on WhatsApp and open Arryadia during a live programme.
- 2
Choose Standard for the Botola, Premium or VIP if you also want European football.
- 3
Pay by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer and receive your access within 1 hour, 24 h at most.
- 4
Follow the IPTV setup guide for your device and add Arryadia to your favourites.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The Botola is shown mainly on Arryadia, included in every weweb plan, and the big sports networks come with the full sports packs of Premium and VIP. Both are in the same app.
Arryadia, the SNRT sports channel, shows a large share of every match day. When several games are played at the same time, some can move to another SNRT channel, so check the programme guide.
Yes. weweb gives you the same channels, the same app and the same Arabic commentary as in Morocco. Kick-off times in the guide follow Moroccan time, and you pay the plan in dirhams from abroad.
Every Botola round, in HD
Raja, Wydad, AS FAR, RS Berkane and every club of the league on Arryadia, from 300 DH for 12 months. Order on WhatsApp before the next round.