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23.08.26
Atlantic Cup
Racing Athletique
Racing Athletique
Stade Marocain
Stade Marocain
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06.08.26
Club Friendly Games
Chabab Atlas Khenifra
Chabab Atlas Khenifra
Racing Athletique
Racing Athletique
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05.08.26
Club Friendly Games
Union Sportif Amal Tiznit
Union Sportif Amal Tiznit
Racing Athletique
Racing Athletique
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05.07.26
Botola 2
Union Sportive Fougeres
Union Sportive Fougeres
Racing Athletique
Racing Athletique
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27.06.26
Botola 2
Racing Athletique
Racing Athletique
Moghreb Athletic de Tetouan
Moghreb Athletic de Tetouan
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Racing Athletic Club Casablanca has been part of Moroccan football since 1917, long before the country's independence. Known as RAC or Racing de Casablanca, the club has a rich history of domestic and regional success. Its traditional home is Stade Père-Jégo, located in the Oasis district of Casablanca.

The club enjoyed several successful periods during the twentieth century, with national titles before and after Moroccan independence. In 1969, it adopted the name Association des Douanes Marocaines, before eventually returning to its original identity. Under that name, RAC won the Moroccan first-division championship in the 1971–72 season, ahead of Wydad Casablanca.

Another major achievement came in 1968, when Racing claimed the Moroccan Throne Cup against city rivals Raja Casablanca. The final took place at Casablanca's Stade d'Honneur, with Mohamed Kabli Kala responsible for the decisive goal. RAC reached another cup final in 1972, although that edition ended without the scheduled final match.

The club also enjoyed success beyond Morocco's domestic competitions, particularly during the 1940s and 1950s. Its historical record includes a North African championship in 1947 and regional cup victories in subsequent years. In 1973, Racing finished runner-up in an Arab club tournament held in Tunisia. Decades later, the club returned to Morocco's top division after promotion in 2017, but suffered relegation the following season.

For Moroccan football connoisseurs, betting operators in Morocco provide markets for domestic league and cup matches. Popular bookies may feature introductory bonuses, so newcomers have several offers to consider before their first wager.

Scores24 provides all the essential information about the team: results of past matches, upcoming match schedule, key statistics, player details, and much more.

Statistics for the last 10 matches

In the last 10 official matches, the team has won 0, drawn 2, and lost 8.

During this time, the team has scored 7. On average, the team scores 0.7 (at home – 0.2), with an average of 2.1 goals conceded.