The Africa Cup of Nations (African Nations Cup) is being shown on different channels depending on where you live, but there are a few main broadcasters carrying the tournament right now.

Main channels by region

  • United Kingdom: All AFCON 2025/26 matches are live freeā€‘toā€‘air on Channel 4ā€™s network, with games spread across Channel 4, E4 and 4Seven, plus streaming on Channel4.com and Channel 4 Sport on YouTube. Individual big games, like the final (Morocco vs Senegal), are also highlighted on the main Channel 4 or E4 schedule.
  • United States: beIN Sports has the rights to show the Africa Cup of Nations, with every match available on its TV channels and via beIN Sports Connect through streaming TV packages such as YouTube TV, Fubo or Sling.
  • Africa (many countries): Coverage is mainly through Canal+, SuperSport and beIN Sports, with some extra games on local national broadcasters depending on the country.

How to quickly find your channel

  • Check your countryā€™s sports listings and search for ā€œAfrica Cup of Nationsā€ or ā€œAFCON 2025/2026ā€ alongside:
    • Channel 4 (UK)
    • beIN Sports (US, North Africa, Middle East)
    • SuperSport or Canal+ (subā€‘Saharan Africa and Frenchā€‘speaking regions)
  • If you use a streaming bundle (YouTube TV, Fubo, Sling, etc.), search inside the app for ā€œAfrica Cup of Nationsā€ or ā€œAFCONā€ to see which beIN Sports or related channel is carrying it.

If you tell your country or region, a more precise channel name for AFCON can be given.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.