F2 Sale Overpowers CM Casablanca in Morocco D1 League Clash

On May 10, 2026, F2 Sale demonstrated their championship credentials with a convincing 84–67 win over CM Casablanca in the Morocco D1 League. The game, held at the Salle Omnisports in Sale, saw the home team dominate both ends of the court from the opening whistle.

Match Progression

F2 Sale came out firing, building a 25–13 lead after the first quarter. Their full‑court pressure forced CM Casablanca into five early turnovers, and the rhythm never returned for the visitors. By halftime, Sale’s lead had swelled to 48–30, thanks to hot shooting from beyond the arc (7-of-12 in the first half). CM Casablanca made a push in the third quarter, trimming the deficit to 12, but Sale answered with a 10‑2 run to restore order. The fourth quarter was largely academic, with Sale’s bench players getting valuable minutes.

Standout Players

• Youssef El Amrani (F2 Sale) – The star guard poured in 26 points, including 4 three‑pointers, and added 8 assists. His playmaking kept Casablanca’s defense scrambling.
• Hicham Benomar (F2 Sale) – Dominated the paint with 18 points and 11 rebounds, recording a double‑double. His presence inside forced CM Casablanca into uncomfortable outside shots.
• CM Casablanca’s Karim Moutawakkil – Led his team with 20 points and 6 rebounds, but his effort was not enough to keep Casablanca competitive after halftime.

Key Stats

F2 Sale shot 50% from the field (33-of-66) and 40% from three‑point range (12-of-30). They also forced 16 turnovers and out‑rebounded CM Casablanca 45–34. Casablanca managed only 39% shooting and were especially poor from the free‑throw line (13-of-22). The bench battle was lopsided too: Sale’s reserves outscored Casablanca’s 32–14.

League Implications

F2 Sale’s victory improved their record to 15‑4, keeping them neck‑and‑neck with the league leaders in the Morocco D1 standings. CM Casablanca fell to 9‑10, now clinging to a playoff spot as the regular season nears its conclusion. The win also extended Sale’s home winning streak to 11 games, a testament to their dominance at the Salle Omnisports.