How To Watch 2025 AFCON 2025 Live Anywhere In The World

How To Watch 2025 AFCON 2025 Live Anywhere In The World

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As the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations officially kicks off in Morocco, football fans across the globe will be able to follow the tournament through an unprecedented broadcast reach, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

AFCON 2025 will be televised and streamed across a record 180 territories worldwide, making it the most widely distributed edition in the competition’s history. Broadcasters include a mix of free-to-air and subscription platforms, ensuring global access to Africa’s premier football tournament.

Below is a region-by-region guide on where to watch AFCON 2025 live.

Africa

Broadcast coverage across Africa is shared among leading regional and national networks.

Sub-Saharan Africa

English & Portuguese: SuperSport holds the primary rights, with live coverage available on DStv and GOtv through a dedicated AFCON channel.

French: Canal+ Sport provides extensive French-language coverage across multiple territories.

Nigeria

In addition to SuperSport, AFCON 2025 matches will be broadcast free-to-air on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and other stations via the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria (BON).

South Africa

SABC will provide free-to-air coverage of selected matches.

East Africa

Azam TV

Zuku TV

North Africa & Middle East (MENA)

beIN Sports holds exclusive broadcast rights across the region, including Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, and the wider Middle East.

Europe & United Kingdom

CAF has secured extensive broadcast partnerships across Europe to ensure wide access to the tournament.

United Kingdom

Channel 4 is the exclusive broadcaster. All 52 matches will be shown free-to-air across Channel 4, E4, 4Seven, and Channel 4’s digital platforms.

Europe

France: beIN Sports France

Italy: Sportitalia

Netherlands: Ziggo Sport

Germany, Austria & Switzerland: SportDigital

Spain: Movistar (via its sports platforms)

The Americas

United States & Canada

beIN Sports holds exclusive rights, available via cable and streaming platforms such as Fubo, Sling TV (Soccer Pass), and YouTube TV.

South & Central America

Coverage available via regional partners and subscription broadcasters, including beIN Sports platforms.

Asia & Oceania

India: FanCode

China: Zhibo 8 TV, K-Ball, and Douyin TV

Japan: DAZN (marking the first-ever AFCON broadcast in the country)

Australia: beIN Sports Connect

With record-breaking global distribution, AFCON 2025 promises to reach millions of viewers worldwide as Africa’s finest footballing nations compete for continental glory in Morocco.