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FAR Rabat's Historic Qualification: Key Statistics from the CAF Champions League Semi-Final

PUBLISHED April 18, 2026
FAR Rabat's Historic Qualification: Key Statistics from the CAF Champions League Semi-Final

FAR Rabat’s Momentous Achievement in CAF Champions League

In a thrilling culmination of the CAF Champions League semi-finals, FAR Rabat has etched its name in football history by securing a place in the finals for the very first time. This landmark achievement positions them alongside their compatriots Raja Casablanca and Wydad Casablanca, marking a significant milestone for Moroccan football. Despite a narrow 1-0 loss to RS Berkane in the second leg of the semi-finals, FAR Rabat's earlier performance, which included a 2-0 victory in the first leg, was instrumental in their aggregate success. This scenario highlights the unpredictable nature of football, where a single match can shift the tide of a team's aspirations, yet the resilience shown by FAR Rabat throughout the tournament has been commendable.

Statistical Insights and Key Performances

The match statistics paint a vivid picture of the dynamics at play throughout the semi-final encounter. Notably, RS Berkane maintained an impressive unbeaten home record, with three wins and two draws, conceding only one goal during these matches. On the other hand, FAR Rabat's struggles away from home are evident, as they have only managed to secure two victories out of twelve away fixtures in the CAF Champions League, demonstrating a need for improvement in their away form. The performance of key players has also been a focal point, particularly goalkeeper Ahmed Tagnaouti, who has emerged as a standout figure this season with the highest number of saves made in the tournament. His 83% save percentage reflects his critical role in the team's defensive strategy.

Moreover, RS Berkane showcased their attacking prowess, with Yassine Lebhiri marking his first goal in the competition, contributing significantly to the team's offense. Paul Valère Bassène's remarkable ability to win penalties has also been noteworthy, as he becomes the first player since the 2016-17 season to win three penalties in a single campaign. These individual achievements, combined with the team's collective efforts, underscore the competitive spirit and talent present in this year’s tournament.

As reported by cafonline.com.

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