Chabab Ben Guerir 0 – 0 Union Sportive Boujaad

Morocco Botola 2 | 27 June 2026 | 23:00 local time

A cagey affair at the Stade Ben Guerir ended goalless as Chabab Ben Guerir and Union Sportive Boujaad shared the spoils in Morocco Botola 2. Both sides showed plenty of effort but lacked the cutting edge needed to break the deadlock, leaving the match as one of attrition rather than entertainment.

Match Overview

The home side started brightly, pressing high and winning several early corners, but Union Sportive Boujaad’s well-organised defence held firm. As the half progressed, the visitors grew into the game and began to create half-chances of their own. A defensive stalemate developed, with neither goalkeeper seriously tested until the final quarter of the match.

Key Moments

• 35’ – Best chance for Ben Guerir: A low cross from the left found an unmarked striker at the near post, but his shot was deflected wide off a covering defender.
• 68’ – Boujaad almost snatch it: A long ball over the top caught the home defence off guard, but the away forward’s lob went just over the crossbar.
• 89’ – Last gasp: A free-kick from 25 yards was struck well but straight at the keeper.

Tactical Story

Chabab Ben Guerir attempted to play through midfield with short passes, but Boujaad’s narrow 4-4-1-1 formation clogged the central areas. The match turned into a physical contest in the middle third, with both teams committing fouls to disrupt rhythm. Neither side had the individual quality to unlock the opposition in the final third.

Standout Players

• Chabab Ben Guerir centre-back: Made several crucial interceptions and clearances, earning a clean sheet.
• Union Sportive Boujaad defensive midfielder: Broke up play effectively and distributed calmly under pressure.

Table Impact

The point keeps both teams hovering in mid-table in Botola 2. For a promotion-chasing side, a goalless draw away from home can be considered a solid result, but Chabab Ben Guerir will rue missed opportunities to convert their early dominance. The race for the top spots remains tight.