Football

Casablanca rivals show their passion

The biggest derby in African football is not all about the winning, as Al Jazeera's Sana Hamouche finds out.
Last Modified: 17 Dec 2012 16:23

The industrial heartland of Morocco, Casablanca comes to a standstill twice a year when city rivals Raja and Wydad clash for national pride.

It’s the biggest derby football match in Africa, but it’s not just the result that is at stake.

Al Jazeera’s Sana Hamouche report from Casablanca.

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