The Royal Army began its preparations outside Morocco after its delegation arrived in Ivory Coast yesterday, Tuesday, in preparation for its match against host team Korogo in the first leg of the preliminary round of the African Confederation Cup.

The military team departed Morocco on a flight that took off at noon yesterday, with a delegation of 21 players, before the delegation landed in Korhogo, where the Moroccan soccer team will continue its on-field preparations for this continental match.

The Royal Army’s coaching staff has devised a training program in Ivory Coast aimed at improving the team’s readiness and finalizing technical and tactical preparations before entering the competitive phase.

The match is scheduled for this coming Saturday at 4:00 p.m. at the Amad Coulibaly Stadium, in a game where the military team will seek to secure a positive result on the road ahead of the second leg.