Amateur National is the Moroccan Amateur League with 3 Divisions, behind the Botola Pro and the Botola Pro 2.

Amateur National
Founded1922
CountryMorocco
ConfederationCAF
Divisions3
Number of clubs110
16 (National)
32 (Amateurs I)
62 (Amateurs II)
Level on pyramid3–5
Promotion toBotola Pro 2
Relegation toRegional League
Domestic cupThrone Cup
Current championsIZ Khemisset
(2025-26)
Websitehttps://lnfa.ma/
Current: 2025–26 Amateur National

History

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Before 2004, this division was named Rabita Football Amateur 1, then Groupement National de Football Amateurs 1 until the creation of the National League of Amateur Football in 2015. Starting from the 2017-2018 season, the division took the name of Amateur National Championship or National and was reorganized into a single group of 16 teams.

National Champions

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From 1999 to 2001

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Year Champion
1999 IR Tanger
2000 Wydad Fès
2001 NS Marrakech

From 2002 to 2007

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From 2008 to 2009

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From 2010 to 2017

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Since 2017

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Since 2017, one unique group was created with 16 teams.

Year Champion
2018JS Soualem
2019SCC Mohammédia
2020UTS Rabat
2021USM Oujda
2022WS Témara
2023KAC Marrakech
2024Union Yacoub El Mansour[1]
2025WS Témara[2]
2026IZ Khemisset

Amateurs I Champions

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Since 2017

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Year Champion North Champion South
2017-18 ??
2018–19 UTS RabatWydad Serghini
2019–20 AS MansouriaCSH Tarrast
2020–21 FUS Rabat BCIS Marrakech
2021–22 HL OujdaUS Amal Tiznit
2022–23 US Yacoub El MansourMouloudia Assa
2023–24 US BoujaâdCC Houara
2024–25 CCFA CasablancaCM El-Marsa
2025–26 RS Berkane BCIS Marrakech

Amateurs II Champions

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Relegated clubs

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Relegated teams (from Botola Pro 2 to National)

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Season Relegated from Botola Pro 2
1996–97 AS Salé, IR Fkih Ben Salah
1997–98 ???
1998–99 ???
1999–00 ???
2000–01 US Yacoub El Mansour, Chabab Hay El Hassani
2001–02 Sporting Salé (disbanded), CA Khénifra
2002–03 Raja Beni Mellal, US Sidi Kacem
2003–04 ???
2004–05 ???
2005–06 NS Marrakech, FR Nador
2006–07 Stade Marocain, RS Berkane
2007–08 UTS Rabat, HA Nador
2008–09 Olympique Marrakech, CWW Casablanca
2009–10 CA Khénifra, RS Settat, US Sidi Kacem
2010–11 Raja Al Hoceima, IR Fkih Ben Salah, SCC Mohammedia, HA Nador
2011–12 Chabab Houara, Stade Marocain
2012–13 TAS Casablanca, Olympique Marrakech
2013–14 Rachad Bernoussi, USM Oujda
2014–15 Chabab Houara, Union Mohammedia
2015–16 Olympique Marrakech, COD Meknès
2016–17 USM Aït Melloul, US Témara
2017–18 Rachad Bernoussi, USM Oujda
2018–19 JS Massira, JS Kasba Tadla
2019–20 US Sidi Kacem, CR Al-Hoceima
2020–21 Kénitra AC, WS Temara
2021–22 TAS Casablanca, KAC Marrakech
2022–23 IZ Khemisset, WS Témara
2023–24 CIS Marrakech, AS Salé
2024–25 CAY Berrechid, RC Oued Zem, OC Khouribga
2025–26 RAC Casablanca, Raja Beni Mellal

References

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  1. Kitabri, Abderrahmane. "National amateur / Yaâcoub El Mansour officiellement Champion 2024". L'Opinion Maroc - Actualité et Infos au Maroc et dans le monde. (in French). Retrieved 30 June 2025.
  2. A.KITABRI. "National Amateurs/J30 : Wydad Temara Champion 2024-2025". L'Opinion Maroc - Actualité et Infos au Maroc et dans le monde. (in French). Retrieved 30 June 2025.
  3. Wydad Tanger are Northeast Champion, However due to match-fixing, Awarded to CR Al-Hoceima
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