Curva Sud announce boycott of Raja Club vs Hassania dAgadir match

The 'Curva Sud' group, which includes the 'Green Boys' and 'Eagles' factions supporting Raja Club, has announced a boycott of the team's match against Hassania dAgadir, scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, in protest against the organizational measures regarding fan access to the Al Arabi Al Zawali Stadium. They believe that the decisions made reinforce discrimination among fans and threaten the unity of the Raja stands.

The decision came in a statement issued by the group in response to the club management's clarifications regarding the match arrangements, where they expressed their rejection of what they described as arbitrary and incomprehensible decisions, affirming that maintaining the unity of the fans and preserving their dignity represents a fundamental principle in the course of the two factions.

The details of the dispute stem from the announcement by Raja Club's management that it would not be able to accommodate holders of several ticket categories during the match, due to the closure of the Mohammed V Sports Complex for maintenance work, and the relocation of the match to the Al Arabi Al Zawali Stadium, which has a lower capacity than the main stadium.

The club's management has specified the categories affected by this decision as "BRONZE+", "SILVER", and "PREMIUM", alongside "VIP", "VVIP", and "LOGES". It clarified that these exceptional measures were taken in coordination with the relevant local and security authorities, aiming to ensure the safety of the fans and provide appropriate organizational and security conditions.

The 'Curva Sud' has expressed its objection to these measures, questioning their motives and raising concerns about whether they threaten the unity among Raja Club supporters. They also reminded of their previous stance calling for the unification of ticket prices, considering that this falls within efforts to protect the interests of fans and reduce signs of division among them.

The two factions emphasized that the responsibility for addressing organizational issues should not fall solely on the fans, warning that the continuation of what they described as arbitrary decisions, along with what they considered an evasion of responsibility, could increase tensions within the club.

In their concluding statement, the factions sent a message to the players of Raja Club, stressing that boycotting the stands does not mean abandoning the team. They urged them to embody a fighting spirit and defend the club's jersey in order to regain the fans' trust and achieve results that align with the history of Raja Club and the aspirations of its supporters.