AS Salé edges out Maghreb Fès in Basketball Throne Cup semi-final first leg
ASS reached the semi-finals by defeating Wydad Casablanca (78-67) in the quarter-finals, while MAS had the upper hand against Kawkab Marrakech (77-58). The return match is scheduled for next Tuesday at the Bouazzaoui Hall in Salé (7:00 PM).
The other semi-final will see Ittihad Tanger face off against FUS Rabat. The first leg takes place this Sunday at the Ziaten Hall in Tanger (7:00 PM).
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