Maghreb Fès vs AS FAR Rabat Prediction: This encounter will end in favour of the guests who are heads and shoulders above their opponent

Maghreb Fes will be determined to put off their disappointing premier league campaign behind them and stay focused when they face off against AS FAR Rabat in the semifinals at the Adrar Stadium on Sunday. Maghreb Fes, who have had a terrible league campaign, will be keen to put a smile on the faces of their supporters when they square off against the league runner-up tomorrow. 

Tarik Sektioui's men, who wrapped up their season in 11th place, will be desperate to lay their hands on the throne trophy this season. Maghreb Fes amassed thirty-four points over their last thirty league games, which happened to be one of their worst finishes in a long time. 

Maghreb Fes were lucky to have advanced to this round following their (4-2) victory over Moghreb Tetouan. They have faced top teams in this tournament, and they’ll probably fight with their last breath to get past a determined opponent tomorrow. 

After wrapping up their season in second place, with a point behind champions Raja Casablanca, the Royal Army will be keen to console their supporters by winning the Throne FA Cup. Unfortunately for the Royal Army, they dropped to the second spot following their (2-2) stalemate on the road against Moghreb Tetouan. 

Nasreddine Nabi's men head here after (1-2) victory over Olympique Dcheira in the quarterfinals. They scored the winning goal in the 94th to see off the second-division team. 

AS FAR Rabat have found the back of the net in their last twenty matches and have now scored the most goals (65).

Over their previous twenty meetings, Abdelhadi Sektioui's men have won four, while AS FAR Rabat have recorded eleven victories and five games ending in a tie. 

For the third consecutive season in this competition, Maghreb Fes have knocked out AS FAR Rabat.

AS FAR Rabat have won four successive matches against Maghreb Fes, including back-to-back (3-1) victories this campaign.

AS FAR Rabat have scored more goals than any team this season.

AS FAR Rabat might have lost their touch after their disappointing campaign, which saw them lose the title by just a point. It will be more devastating if they lose this trophy to a side who picked up thirty-four points from thirty games in the league. We are aware that the hosts won’t leave without a fight, but the quality of AS FAR Rabat overshadowed their opponent.

Maghreb Fes will see this Cup as a gateway to play continental football, while the visitors will see this as an opportunity to lay their hands on a trophy. We expect an end-to-end with more than two goals here for 1.83.

We expect both teams to get a goal apiece here for 2.17.

This game will end in favour of the visitors for 1.87.

Good luck!