BABA-HIBAPRESS-RABAT
*Yacoub El Mansour, a first:
For the team from the large popular district of the capital Yacoub El Mansour, his first appearance with the Botola Pro 2, after his accession from the “Amateurs”, was beneficial since he managed to surprise the Sindibad of the Oriental MCO, recently relegated from Botola Pro 1, inflicted a severe 3-1 defeat
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*1st hatrick for the newcomer to Pros 2:
By hosting at home in its favorite stadium of Yacoub El Mansour, the USYM had the luxury of beating the MCO on the hatrick of its hard-hitting striker Barok, author of three goals, in the 45th, 52nd and 86th minute, then that the MCO had materialized by Nadir Lougmani in the 60th
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*Organization:
For his first match at home, the USYM officials missed their meeting because the organization was poorly managed on several levels due to the fact that this task was not delegated to professional experts in the profession and we had entitled to as many difficulties and obstacles, without forgetting that the interior enclosure of the stadium is dilapidated for there to be multiple reactions. We would like the next meeting to be more fluid, especially since we only had one gate open, which complicated things both for the security elements and for the local and visiting public.
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* The MCO in force:
The MCO traveled to Rabat in force since we had the effective presence of the vice-president of the club Aissaoui Issam, S/G Kamal Hannache, the gracious Ben Bouchta responsible for MCO Women’s Football, the young and dynamic always omnipresent responsible for the journalists Zizi Anass, then the coach Benmasaoud Mohamed who unfortunately does not have the right to lead the meeting from the sidelines having not yet received his professional card from the FRMF
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*Audience
The MCO crowd was simply fantastic, not having any bad behavior at any time, simply disciplined and focusing only on their team and not the USYM crowd. Congratulations to these young people who made this terrible trip even though they did not have the chance to return to Oujda with a good result
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*The Yacoub El Mansour stadium, a calamity
We wonder who could have approved such a dilapidated stadium, a single stand for some 500 people but not having any generosity behind the building and in its interior, changing rooms just for a small team, no toilets or corners. for necessary needs, and a dismal lawn, no stand for the Press and to get to the official stand it’s a real puzzle
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*2nd team:
The MCO presented itself in Rabat against the USYM reduced to 95%, since the coach Benmasaoud (native of Oujda, ex USMO and ex deputy of Talib with the RSB) was not entitled to his holders who have not yet received their approved cards from the FRMF
