Maghreb Athletic Tetouan

Full name	Maghreb Athletic Association Tétouan
Nickname(s)	MAT
Founded	1922
Ground	Saniat Rmel, Tetouan, Morocco (Capacity: 15,000)
Chairman	Abdelmalek Abroun
Manager	Abderrahim Talib
League	Botola
2008-2009	6th
Home colours Away colours Third colours

Maghreb Athletic Tetouan (Arabic: المغرب التطواني‎; formerly Atletico Tetuán and also called Maghreb Tetouani, acronym MAT) is a Moroccan football club based in Tetouan. The club was founded in 1922.

Contents 1 History 2 Current squad 3 Sport equipment 4 Bibliography 5 References 6 External links

[edit] History

In 1917, Tetouan saw the appearance of its first clubs of football, "Sporting of Tetuán" and "el Hispano-Marroquí" ("The Spanish-Moroccan"). One year later these two club are fused and that gave the birth to the "Athletic Club".

During the Spanish Protectorate of Northern Morocco the club played the 1951-52 season of the Spanish Liga after winning Spanish Segunda División (the southern group) in the season 1950/1951.^[1]

After independence, the club was split into two clubs, Club Atlético Maghreb based in Tetouan and another that merged with Sociedad Deportiva Ceuta to form Atlético Ceuta, now playing in Spanish Tercera División.

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player GK Mustapha Chadili GK Abdelilah Fares GK Youssef El Khalfi DF Abdelkarim Arifi DF Abdelkarim Oulad Abidat DF Yassine Amlil DF Hicham El Amrani DF Jamaleddine Amari DF Mohamed Aberhoun DF Mortada Fall DF Mustapha El Haddad MF Jamal Akachar MF Ahmed Talbi MF Youssef Chenguiti

No. Position Player MF Abdessamad Lmbarki MF Adil Faris MF Adil Lamrabet MF Soufiane Essefiani MF Karim Aghnine MF Karim El Youssfi FW Edgar Santolalla FW Ibrahim Ben Ali FW Jaouad Akaddar FW Tarik Bendamou FW Yassine Lakhal FW Youssef El Atlati FW Abderrahim Essaidi FW Koko'o

[edit] Sport equipment

• Nike

[edit] Bibliography

• Tetuán y su Atlético by Julio Parres Aragonés (L'Hospitalet: el author, 1997).

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official Website
• a picture of the team

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