OC Khouribga

Olympique Khouribga is a Moroccan football club from the city of Khouribga. The club was founded in 1923. The home games Olympique Khouribga bears from the Stade du Phosphate Stadium, which has a capacity of 11,000 spectators.

History

The club was founded in 1923. At this time the club consisted of mainly French members. By 1982 it took before the club for the first time in the Groupement National de Football, the highest league in Morocco climb. 2005/2006 Olympique striker Mamadou Ba Camara has been awarded nine hits as the top scorer of the season; he was the only " top scorer of the season ," the Olympique been brought out (as of May 2011). After they were in the final of the Moroccan Cup four times, Olympique won in 2006 for the first time this competition. In the final, then beat OCK Hassania Agadir 1-0. In 1996, the club was entitled to participate in the Arab Cup Winners' Cup, although they had not won the national cup. In the Cup Winners' Cup competition, the team earned the finals, where to Al- Faisaly from Jordan defeated 3-1. Shortly after, they played against Egyptian club Al- Ahly Cairo to the Arab Super Cup. However Olympique defeated in this encounter. In the league attackers Mamadou Ba Camara secured the title of best attacker. More than two decades after the first rise, ie in 2007, the club was able for the first time the GNF 1, the national championship win. Top club FAR Rabat is pointed with seven points ahead of second place. Thus, the club secured the participation in the CAF Champions League 2008. During the first round of the competition, the team placed 2-0 and 2-0 against Sporting Clube de Bissau. By a success against the Algerian club ES Sétif, the team moved into the second round, where you away by 0:0 and 1:1 failed at home against ASEC Mimosas. In the league they finished the 2007/ 08 sixth and missed every time they attend an international tournament.

Known player

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Khouribgas coach

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Achievements

  • GNF 1: Winner: 2007
  • Runner-up: 1984, 1996
  • Winner: 2006
  • Finalist: 1981, 1994, 1995, 2005
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