Olympique de Safi, often simply called OCS, is a Moroccan professional football club based in the port city of Safi, competing in the Botola Pro, the country's top division. The club plays its home matches at the Stade El Massira, an arena known for its passionate atmosphere. Founded in 1929, the team wears green and white. As one of Morocco's oldest clubs, its name carries the "Olympique" moniker common in Francophone football. The club has historically been a solid presence in the top flight, with its most successful period culminating in a famous Moroccan Throne Cup victory, a landmark achievement celebrated throughout the city. In recent seasons, Olympique de Safi has established itself as a tough, mid-table side known for being difficult to beat at home, often producing results against the league's elite. The fan base, known for their loyalty and vocal support, is the club's driving force. Olympique de Safi embodies the spirit of its coastal city: resilient, proud, and capable of producing memorable footballing moments.