Two penalties from Mohamed Aziz spurred Renaissance Berkane to a 2-1 win over Moroccan compatriots Hassania Agadir in the CAF Confederation Cup semi-final on Monday.
Berkane reached the final for a second successive year after losing the 2019 decider to Zamalek of Egypt.
They will play either Guinea’s Horoya or Pyramids of Egypt, who contest the second semi-final on Tuesday.
The secondary African club competition will be belatedly completed behind closed doors on Sunday after being delayed since May due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
Aziz put Berkane ahead after 20 minutes after Mouhissine Yajour was hacked down.
Hassania equalised 10 minutes later when their opponents failed to clear a long ball into their penalty area and Imad Kimaoui pounced to net from close range.
Aziz’s second penalty was converted just past the hour mark after a handball and proved decisive.
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