"Fatal Tigers" celebrates with the MAS club.
The "Fatal Tigers" group, supporting the Moroccan club FUS de Fès (MAS M.A.S), commemorated the first anniversary of the team's championship title by releasing a lengthy message that recalled the key moments of the historic season that ended a 41-year wait, considering that this achievement was the result of years of struggle, patience, and a commitment to change.
The group confirmed, in a statement published on this occasion, that July 11, 2025, marked a turning point in the club's journey, after the team's supporters, as they put it, "fought a battle to save FUS de Fès," before its situation gradually improved, culminating in standing on the podium in an exceptional season.
"Fatal Tigers" pointed out that the championship win was not anticipated by most observers at the start of the season; however, the positive results and increasing ambition from one round to another turned the dream of winning the title into a legitimate goal, which was achieved in the final round against Olympique de Dcheira.
The group praised the performance of the players and fans during the decisive match, considering that this victory put an end to decades of waiting and restored FUS de Fès's position among the elite of national football.
The supporters of "MAS" expressed their gratitude to everyone who contributed to this achievement, especially the fans, the club's management, the technical staff led by coach Pablo, as well as the players and everyone who supported the team financially or morally during the past phase.
The group concluded its statement by expressing hope that this title would mark the beginning of a new phase of brilliance for FUS de Fès and that the club would continue to maintain a strong presence in the national football scene, reiterating their commitment to support the team in all upcoming challenges.
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