Reclaiming of the continental title on the cards for AS FAR

AS FAR (Royal Armed Forces Sports Association) has made its mark in the history of African women's football with its remarkable performances in the CAF Women's Champions League.

In 2021, AS FAR participated in the first edition of the competition, where they reached the semi-finals on first attempt. The following year, the team continued to progress and lifted the title on home soil.

How they qualified for the 2024 edition:

For the 2024 season, AS FAR qualified for the CAF Women's Champions League as champions of domestic league of the host country. Although the team also won the UNAF Zonal qualifiers, their qualification stems from their status as host clubs.

Key player: Najat Badri

Najat Badri is not only key player to AS FAR but to Moroccan women's football. Versatile in both attack and defense, Badri adds to the talent and depth of the ambitious squad that is aiming to claim back its title from holders, Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies.

In an interview, she said: "I am proud to represent AS FAR and Moroccan women's football. Every match is an opportunity to show our talent and prove that we can compete with the best teams in Africa. Her leadership on the field and work ethic make her a role model for her teammates who will look to her for inspiration in what promises to be a tough competition.

The coach: Mohamed Amine Alioua

Mohamed Amine Alioua is highly respected for his tactical acumen.  In addition to his knowledge of the game, Alioua is highly respected for his ability of getting the best out of his players and.

In a recent interview conducted by the coach, he emphasised that should they be able to reclaim their title, it would have to be good balance and implementation of team cohesion, mental preparation and willingness to give it their all against some of the best clubs on the continent.

CAF Women’s Champions League: 

2023: Third

2022: Winner

2021: Third