The conflict is escalating in the Moroccan league.

The Moroccan Professional Football League resumes with the matches of the twenty-second round taking place on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, amidst a fierce battle at the top of the standings and in the relegation zone, making the results of this round a critical turning point in shaping the title race and the specter of relegation.

The matches of this round kick off today, Monday, with three strong encounters linked to the races for the top and escaping the lower regions.

Union Touarga hosts its guest, Kawkab Marrakech, who is in ninth place in the standings, in the city of Rabat.

The Touarga team enters the match in fourteenth place, affected by a series of negative results that prevent them from affording to drop any points, while Kawkab Marrakech aims to return from the capital with a result that keeps them away from the calculations.

Morocco Fes, currently in third place, also visits Olympic Safi at the Green March Stadium, in one of the toughest matches of the round.

The Fassi team is looking to achieve victory to regain the top spot after an unexpected stumble, while the options for Olympic Safi, sitting in last place, are narrowing, forcing them to reassess their situation.

In the last match of the first day, the Meknes club hosts Olympic Dcheira on the turf of the Honorary Stadium in Meknes, where the home team seeks to get closer to the qualifying positions for continental competitions, while the visitors aim to recover from their recent defeat against Raja and stop the points bleeding.

The Meknes club currently occupies seventh place in the league standings, while Olympic Dcheira is in thirteenth place.

The matches on Wednesday will feature breath-holding encounters directly involving the title and survival equation.

The round will start with what is described as a final for survival, where Nahdat Zemamra, in tenth place, clashes with its guest, Union Yaacoub Al-Mansour, who is in fifteenth place, in a match where the visitors aim to escape the specter of relegation and secure their position in the first division.

The Grand Stadium in Tangier will host a strong match between Union Tangier, currently in eleventh place, and Wydad Casablanca, who is in fourth place.

Wydad hopes to confirm its resurgence and continue its winning streak while getting closer to the top, while Union Tangier bets on its solidity at home to curb the guests' ambitions and secure its position in the middle of the standings.