AFCON 2025-26: Full schedule of Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals; Streaming information

The line-up for the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations was finalized on Tuesday, with Algeria and defending champions Ivory Coast booking the final places.

Algeria needed a brilliant strike from Adil Boulbina at the end of extra time to beat Congo 1-0, and Amad Diallo and Yan Diomande both scored and set up each other’s goals as Ivory Coast progressed with a 3-0 win over Burkina Faso. Bazoumana Touré sealed the Elephants’ victory.

The defending champions will face Egypt in the last quarter-final in Agadir on Saturday, after Algeria plays Nigeria in Marrakech.

Mali will face 2021 winners Senegal in the first quarter-final in Tangier on Friday, before hosts Morocco host five-time winners Cameroon in Rabat’s nearly 70,000-capacity Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, where the winner will also play the semi-final and final on January 18 if it happens.

The winner of Morocco’s quarter-final against Cameroon will face the winner of Algeria versus Nigeria on January 14.

The other semi-final – between the winners of Mali vs. Senegal and Egypt vs. Ivory Coast – to be played earlier in Tangier the same day.

Streaming information

The AFCON 2025 quarter-finals will be streamed on FanCode in India. The film will also be shown in the following countries on their respective platforms:

• Algeria – EPTV

• Angola – Public television of Angola

• Belgium – Tipik, La Une

• Benin – Benin TV

• Bulgaria – Max Sport

• Burkina Faso – RTB TV

• Cameroon – CRTV Sports

• Canada – beIN Sports

• Colombia – Win sports

• Croatia – SportKlub

• Equatorial Guinea – TVGE

• France – beIN Sports France

• Germany – Sportdigital

• Greece – Hellenic broadcaster

• Iran – Persiana Sport

• Ireland (Republic of Ireland) – Channel 4

• Italy – Sportitalia, football only

• Ivory Coast – RTI, Canal+ Africa

• Mali – ORTM

• Morocco – SNRT

• Netherlands – Ziggo Sport

• Niger – Tele Sahel

• Nigeria – BON, NTA

• Portugal – Sports TV

• South Africa – SABC Sport

• Spain – Movistar

• Tanzania – Azam Sports

• Turkey – Exxen

• Uganda – NBC Sports

• United Kingdom – Channel 4

• United States – beIN Sports

• Zambia – ZNBC

• Middle East and North Africa (MENA) – beIN Sports

• Sub-Saharan Africa – SuperSport

Published on January 7, 2026