Moroccan Television Prepares for the Biggest Broadcast in the History of the Atlas Lions’ Matches
The National Broadcasting and Television Company (SNRT) is gearing up to deliver an exceptional television production for the Moroccan national team’s match against Niger, part of the qualifying rounds for the 2026 World Cup. This match could officially secure the Atlas Lions’ qualification for the World Cup for the seventh time in their history and the third consecutive time.
According to exclusive information, it has been decided to utilize the Flaycase1 4K-IP fixed unit to ensure a high-quality broadcast, with advanced technical specifications that meet global standards. Unusually, the installation process of the equipment inside the stadium will begin very early, starting next week, about 12 days before the match. This step reflects the high stakes of producing this match in a distinguished manner.
Technical preparations have been underway for some time, but the field phase will witness the deployment of several high-quality cameras, most notably a new “Spidercam” that differs from the version used in the last national team match. More details will later be revealed about other quality cameras that will add unique value to the match, making it the most distinguished broadcast in Africa.
The match is not only expected to attract national attention but will also be broadcast on various global channels across different continents, enhancing the visibility of the Moroccan image on the international football stage. Furthermore, choosing this match as the first football event to be held in the new stadium reflects the success of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation in balancing the sporting and symbolic dimensions, presenting a comprehensive image of the evolution in the national football landscape.
