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2003–04 Moroccan Throne Cup

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2003-04 Moroccan Throne Cup
Tournament details
CountryMorocco
Final positions
ChampionsFAR de Rabat (8th title)
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The Moroccan Throne Cup was won by FAR de Rabat, who beat Wydad AC in the final.

Quarter finals

Date Team 1 Team 2 Result Scorers
26 June 2004 FUS de Rabat Raja de Casablanca 1 - 0
27 June 2004 Olympique Dcheira Wydad AC 1 - 2
27 June 2004 FAR de Rabat Union de Touarga 1 - 0
27 June 2004 JS Massira Hassania d'Agadir 2 - 1

Semi-finals

Date Team 1 Team 2 Result Scorers
11 September 2004 FAR de Rabat JS Massira 1 - 0
12 September 2004 Wydad AC FUS de Rabat 2 - 0

Final

Teams FAR de Rabat - Wydad AC
Score 0-0 after extra time, 3 - 0 on penalties
Date 28 November 2004
Stadium Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, Rabat
67 000 spectators
Referee Slimane Brahmi
Goals -
FAR de Rabat Tarik El Jarmouni; Hassan El Mouataz; Noureddine Boubou; Omar Bendriss; El Houssaine Ouchla; Faouzi El Brazi; Khalid El Maâroufi; Hafid Abdessadak; ; Ahmed Ajeddou; Abdessamad Bouzidi (Youssef Kaddioui); Mohamed Armoumen (Hicham Zerouali);
Wydad AC Nadir Lamyaghri; Jean-Jacques Gosso; Lahcen Abrami, Samir Sersar, Mohammed Benchrifa, Hicham Louissi, Mourad Fellah (Khama), Mohamed Madihi (Chemssedine Janabi), Youssef Mariana, Mohmmed Benhalib, Mustafa Talha
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