Casablanca Vida Sports Club

Wydad (name) Sports Club: It is a sports club famous for football, headquartered in Casablanca, Morocco.

Wydad Athletic Club (WAC) (Arabic:? ) is a Moroccan track and field club, headquartered in Casablanca, Morocco, and the most famous is the football team.

history

The swimming part is the first part of Wydad Sports Club "WAC", which was founded on1May 8, 937. The members of the first management Committee of Wydad are Haj Mohamed Benjelloun (Chairman), Maitre Mohamed Zarouk, Mohamed Ben Lahsan, Haj Mohamed Ben Mohamed Ben Lahsan Ben Jelloun, Ralph Botbol and Charles Benchetrit.

With the passage of time, the club also established other departments, such as the tennis department in 1938 and the football department in 1939 (founded by Haj Tounsi alias Père Jégo), and now it has 14 departments, including basketball, handball, boxing, wrestling, cycling and badminton. ...

According to the origin of club naming, there are several versions circulating. In Arabic, Wydad means love. Every historian has his own explanation. However, the viewpoint put forward by Ahmed Lahrizzi in his book "On Huaida" Volume 1 is the most widely circulated and credible. According to this book, in the frequent meetings before the establishment of the club, a founder member was late because he saw the latest movie of actress and legendary Egyptian singer Oum Kaltoum, the name of which was "Wydad". So the founder had the idea of naming the club.

[Editor] Honor

1939 the first team in the history of wydad athletic club.

1939 the first team in the history of wydad athletic club.

Weida Sports Club, tel. 1948

Weida Sports Club, tel. 1948

Philip Stadium in downtown Casablanca, the old stadium of the club.

Philip Stadium in downtown Casablanca, the old stadium of the club.

Muhammad V Stadium in Casablanca.

Muhammad V Stadium in Casablanca.

A supporter of Vader.

A supporter of Vader.

* Moroccan League (16)

O champions: 1948, 1949, 1950, 1956, 1954, 1957, 1966,/.

O runner-up: 1958, 1959, 1972, 1980, 1982, 1994, 1997, 2007.

:: Morocco Cup (9)

O winners: 1970, 1978, 1979, 198 1, 1989, 1994,/kloc-0.

O runner-up: 1957, 1958, 196 1, 1964, 2003, 2004.

* CAF Champions League (1)

O winner: 1992

* coffee cup (1)

O runner-up: 1999

* CAF Cup Winner Cup (1)

O champion: 2002

* CAF super bowl

O runner-up: 1992, 2002

* Asian-African Club Championship (1)

O Winner: 1994

* Arab Champions League (1)

O Winner: 1989

* Arab Super Cup (1)

O winner: 1990

* Muhammad V Cup (1)

O Winner: 1979

:: North Africa Championship (3)

O winners: 1948, 1949, 1950.

* North Africa Cup (1)

O Winner: 1949

[Editor] Performance in CAF Competition

* CAF champions league:

The second round in 2007

:: African Champions League Club: 5 appearances

1987 second round

199 1: quarterfinals

1992: champion

1993 second round

1994 second round

* CAF confederations cup: 2 appearances.

2004-second round

2007-second round

* CAF cup: 3 appearances

1999-finalist

The second round in 2000

quater-finals

* CAF Cup Winners Cup: 3 appearances.

1998-Semifinal

Champion in 2002

2003-Semifinal

[Edit] Current lineup

No. Position player

Moroccan flag GK Karim Figlu

Moroccan flag GK Nadir Lamyaghri

Moroccan flag GK Muzaki Hakim

Moroccan flag GK Baz Mohammed

Moroccan flag DF Adoua Issam

Moroccan flag DF Talha Mustafa

Moroccan flag DF Lemsen Mourad

Moroccan flag

Moroccan flag DF Zaidi said

Moroccan flag Khalid Sekkat

Moroccan flag

Moroccan flag

Flag of Mali

No. Position player

Moroccan flag

Senegalese flag

Moroccan flag

Faouzi El Brazil, the national flag of Morocco

Moroccan flag

Moroccan flag FW Jouaya Hicham

Moroccan flag FW Saidi Abderrahim

Moroccan flag FW Mustapha Bidoudane

Moroccan flag FW Omar Bahafid

Moroccan flag FW Hakim Ajraoui

Moroccan flag FW Sakim Abderrazzak

Flag of Mali FW Omar Kida

Moroccan flag FW Mohamed Madihi

[Editor] Former famous player

* Aziz Bouderbala

* badou zaki

:: Musa Endor

* Rachid Daoudi

* Noureddine Naybet

* Lahcen Abrami

[Editor] Sports equipment

* Adidas