Botola Pro D1 Inwi: Four goalless draws, but Agadir and El Jadida save the spectacle

Third day The third day of the championship was marked by a series of goalless matches. Fortunately, two matches with seven goals each, won away by Hassania Agadir and Difaâ El Jadida, brought some excitement to this stage. The third day of the Botola Pro D1 Inwi, played from Thursday, October 8 to Sunday, October 11, 2026, offered a two-sided spectacle. Out of eight matches, four ended goalless, leaving supporters wanting more. But two matches with seven goals each saved the day and brought the average for the day to 2.25 goals per match. Four 0-0 draws cast a gloom The kick-off was given on Thursday in Touarga, where Union was held to a draw by Renaissance Berkane (0-0). On the same day, Maghreb Fès and Raja Casablanca neutralised each other without scoring. On Friday, Moghreb Tétouan and FUS Rabat also shared the points goalless, before Wydad Casablanca and COD Meknès closed the day on Sunday with a fourth 0-0. Four matches, zero goals: the figure alone summarises the caution that prevailed in part of this day. For clubs with stated ambitions like Raja, Wydad, Berkane, or FUS, these draws taste like missed opportunities, while their opponents of the day can be proud of having resisted. Two offensive festivals away from home Fortunately, the day found its salvation in two high-scoring matches. On Thursday, Hassania Agadir won 5-2 on the pitch of Renaissance Zemamra, in a match where the nets trembled seven times. On Saturday, Difaâ El Jadida achieved the same score in Tiznit, against Amal, for another 5-2 victory away from home. Two away trips, two offensive displays, and proof that the visitors are not afraid to show their teeth. These two matches alone provided 14 of the day's 18 goals. For Zemamra and Tiznit, the home defeat has serious consequences: conceding five goals in front of their own fans forces the staff to quickly review defensive organisation. Conversely, Agadir and El Jadida leave with precious confidence and offensive efficiency that will be scrutinised in the coming weeks. Short but precious victories Between these extremes, two teams did the job at home. AS FAR beat Wydad Témara 1-0 on Thursday, while Kawkab Marrakech got the better of Ittihad Tanger (2-1) on Saturday, in a more open match than the average for the day. A deceptive balance sheet The statistical balance sheet illustrates this contrast: 18 goals in eight matches, including 14 in only two matches. In the other six, only four were scored. In terms of results, there were four draws, two home wins, and two away wins, reflecting great indecision and a very open championship at the start of the season. Such a disparity between matches shows that playing styles remain very contrasting from one club to another. Some favour defensive security, others play an all-out offensive game. The fourth day will tell whether the attacks have found their rhythm or if the defences have regained the upper hand. The clubs that remained silent will have to regain effectiveness in front of goal, and those that conceded too many will have to tighten their lines. One thing is certain, after this mix of drought and fireworks, supporters are still hungry and demand not only goals but also a good spectacle. Receive the latest news from Aujourd'hui Le Maroc directly on WhatsApp