Moroccan Football League (LMFA)
football league
The Moroccan Football-Association League also called Moroccan Football League or simply LMFA was an organization of soccer in Morocco during the French protectate.
Affiliated to the Union of North African Leagues (ULNA) with four other leagues in North Africa that are leagues: the Constantine of Oran of Tunisia and Algiers. They were very structured and very hierarchical and organized competitions for all age categories in addition to a so-called "corporate" (or category Championship "corporate" or company), the highest level was called Division of Honor.
Club competitions
Championship
Super cup
The Gil/Djebbari Cup is an annual men's super cup competition in Morocco. Held between the winner of the Moroccan League against the winner of the Moroccan Cup or the Moroccan League runner-up. The competition was formerly called the "Gil Cup" from 1933 in honor of Mr. Gil, later becoming the "Djebbari Cup" from 1950 in honor of Mr. hadj Ahmed Djebbari.
1933 : ASPTT Casablanca
1934 : USM Casablanca
1935 : USM Casablanca
1936 : USM Casablanca
1937 : SA Marrakech
1938 : USM Casablanca
1939 : USM Casablanca
1940 : Wydad AC
1941 : USM Casablanca
1942 : USM Casablanca
1943 : USM Casablanca
1944 : Stade MC
1945 : USM Casablanca
1946 : Wydad AC
1947 : USA Casablanca
1948 : Wydad AC & USA Casablanca
1949 : Wydad AC
1950 : Wydad AC
1951 : Wydad AC
1952 : Wydad AC
1953 : USM Casablanca
1954 : Racing AC
1955 : Not-held (Wydad AC vs.
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