world, the Ultras Winners has a network of branches, called sections, in every continent with cells in each country, allowing the members to remain connected and engaged. All around Morocco, and wherever the team plays internationally, one can find tags with the mentions "UW05", "Win's 05" or "Winners05" as well as stickers from the group. In 2015, Wydad Casablanca ranked the beat “Tifo” in the world by french magazine La Grinta. The "Winners 2005" was voted "World's best ultras" three times, in 2015, 2019, and 2022 by Ultras World magazine. Statistics and records Notable players This list includes players that have appeared in at least 100 league games and/or have reached international status. Statistics in Botola • Largest home win: WAC 7–0 HUSA (1958–59 • Largest away win: RSK 0–6 WAC (1985–86) • Record number of games won in one season: 23 games in (1985–86) • Record goals scored in a season: 58 goals (1985–86) • Record for lowest number of goals conceded: 8 games (2002–03) • Record of consecutive games won: 9 in (1990–91) • Record number of most away wins in one season: 14 games (1985–86) • Record for lowest number of draws: 5 games (1986–87) • Record goals scored in one season: 56 goals in 30 games in (2018–19) 1.86 goals scored per game Sports records • Record for the highest number of titles in the Moroccan Championship: 22 • Record for the highest number of vice-champion titles in the Moroccan Championship: 14 • Record for most titles in Morocco: 50 • Record for most national titles: 37 • Record for the highest number of consecutive seasons in the Moroccan league: 77 • Only to have never left the championship since 1942 • Most wins record: 1,392 • Record for most goals scored: 2293 • Record for the fewest defeats in the league: 1 (1977–78) • 2nd highest number of Throne Cup: 9 titles • Record number of finals in the Throne Cup with 15 editions including 6 lost Individual sports records • Largest number of top scorers in the Championship, 14 times with 10 scorers: Chtouki in 1948 and 1955, Abdesslam in 1949, Driss in 1950, Khalfi in 1951 and 1959, Chrif in 1978, Mjidou in 1984, Nader in 1986, 1987 and 1989, Fertout in 1993, Evona in 2015, Jebor in 2017 and Kaabi in 2021. • Aziz Bouderbala has won the Throne Cup 4 times