Morocco open their AFCON 2027 qualifying campaign at home to Gabon on Friday 25 September 2026, kick-off 19:00, at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat. Tickets are on sale now, exclusively on webook.com, from MAD 100. The Atlas Lions walk out as reigning African champions, in the stadium that staged the AFCON 2025 final. Here is what every category costs, how the online sale works and what to know before matchday.
How much are Morocco vs Gabon tickets?
Tickets start from MAD 100. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation announced the full price list when the sale opened at 10:00 on Saturday 19 September, and the sale runs exclusively through webook.com. The categories:
- Third category: MAD 100
- Second category: MAD 200
- First category: MAD 300
- Hospitality lounge: MAD 1,000
- VIP tribune: MAD 1,500
- VVIP: MAD 2,000
- Skybox (private box): MAD 20,000
At publication on 21 September, the Morocco vs Gabon listing carried 43 ticket types, skyboxes included. The MAD 100 and MAD 200 tiers are the ones that empty first on national-team nights, so book early if you want the cheap seats.
When and where is Morocco vs Gabon?
Friday 25 September 2026 at 19:00, at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, about seven kilometres from the city centre. It is matchday 1 of Group A in qualifying for the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations 2027.
CAF’s qualifying draw put Morocco in Group A with Gabon, Niger and Lesotho. The top two in each group reach the finals, which Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania co-host from 19 June to 17 July 2027, the first AFCON in East Africa in 51 years. Each team plays six qualifiers across three windows. After Gabon, Morocco face Lesotho away on 29 September at Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein, South Africa.
Why is this match a big deal?
Morocco enter as reigning African champions. CAF’s appeals board awarded them the AFCON 2025 title in March 2026, the country’s first continental crown since 1976, from a tournament played entirely on home soil. If you missed that winter, the blog’s AFCON 2025 guide captures what it looked like. This is the champions’ first home qualifier of the new campaign, on the same Rabat pitch that hosted the final.
Head coach Mohamed Ouahbi named his squad on 17 September, and it is close to full strength: Yassine Bounou in goal, Achraf Hakimi and Noussair Mazraoui on the flanks, Nayef Aguerd in the middle, with Brahim Diaz, Bilal El Khannouss, Abdessamad Ezzalzouli and Soufiane Rahimi ahead of them, per the announced list.
What is Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium like?
One of the newest major grounds in Africa. The stadium was completely rebuilt and inaugurated on 5 September 2025 with 68,095 seats, expandable to 68,700 for the 2030 World Cup, according to CAF’s venue guide. The rebuild removed the athletics track, so every stand now faces the pitch directly. It is Morocco’s second-largest stadium after Tangier, and it carried the heaviest fixtures of AFCON 2025, including the final.
Practical note: gate opening times have not been published. For a national-team night in a near-69,000-seat stadium, plan to arrive at least an hour before kick-off with your e-ticket ready on your phone.
How do I buy tickets, and what if my plans change?
Sales run exclusively through webook.com, the channel named by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation for this match. Open the match listing, pick a category, pay online, and the e-ticket is issued digitally. No other seller is authorised, so skip any site or reseller promising guaranteed seats.
If you buy and can no longer go, the platform supports ticket resale in Morocco. The resale guide explains how the process works and which events qualify.
Planning a trip to Rabat for the match?
Coming from another city or from abroad, the flights and hotels searches on webook.com cover the trip; book the room at the same time as the ticket rather than after. And since the qualifier lands on a Friday night, there is a whole weekend to fill: browse what else is on in Rabat.
Frequently asked questions
How much do Morocco vs Gabon tickets cost?
Tickets start from MAD 100 for the third category, with MAD 200 and MAD 300 for the second and first categories. Hospitality options run from MAD 1,000 to MAD 2,000, and private skyboxes cost MAD 20,000. The entire sale is online on webook.com.
What time is kick-off and when should I arrive?
Kick-off is 19:00 on Friday 25 September 2026. Gate opening times have not been published, so treat it like any big national-team night at a near-69,000-seat stadium: arrive at least an hour early with your e-ticket ready on your phone.
Where can I buy official Morocco vs Gabon tickets?
Only on webook.com. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation is running this match’s ticket sale exclusively through the platform, entirely online. No other seller is authorised, so avoid resale sites and social-media offers and book through the official listing.
Can I resell my ticket if I cannot attend?
webook.com supports ticket resale for events in Morocco. Check the resale guide on the blog for how the process works and which events qualify. Reselling through the platform keeps the transfer inside the official system rather than a parallel market.
When is Morocco’s next match after Gabon?
Morocco travel to face Lesotho on 29 September 2026 at Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein, South Africa, in the same qualifying window. The next home qualifiers come in the November window, 9 to 17 November 2026, with exact dates set by CAF.
Ready for Friday? Get tickets on webook.com.