The Prince Moulay Abdellah stadium | OneFootball

Real Madrid will play at the Prince Moulay Abdellah stadium in the city of Rabat for the first time in the club's history. The Club World Cup will be contested at this stadium in the Moroccan capital, which has a capacity of over 45,000.

This will be the second match of this year's Club World Cup to be played at this ground after the Wydad-Al Hilal quarter-final, which took place on 4 February. The final will also be played at Prince Moulay Abdellah. Inaugurated in 1983 and renovated in 2001, the stadium has a roof on one side that covers the entire grandstands in that area and has an athletics track that runs around the entire stadium, giving it a multi-purpose character. The Moroccan national team play their matches there and it's also the home stadium of FAR Rabat.

Third Club World Cup held in Morocco This is the third time that Morocco has hosted the Club World Cup, but only the second time that matches have taken place in Rabat. The 2013 tournament was played in Marrakech and Agadir, while in 2014, with Marrakech hosting the games, three matches were played in this stadium: the first round and the two quarter-finals. The 1988 and 2015 men's Africa Cup of Nations and last year's women's Africa Cup were also played here.