All AFCON 2025 Final Group Matches Live on SuperSport

All the decisive Africa Cup of Nations group fixtures will be broadcast live on SuperSport, with fans on DStv Yanga and GOtv Jolli enjoying Open Access throughout the tournament’s final phase.
The group stage has reached its climax, with results from the second round sharpening the qualification picture and setting up a tense final round of matches.
Narrow margins and mounting pressure have defined the competition so far, with Egypt, Nigeria, and Algeria already securing their places in the Round of 16. Several other groups remain delicately poised, ensuring that every remaining fixture carries high stakes.
Nigeria sealed qualification on Saturday night with a dramatic 3–2 victory over Tunisia. Goals from Victor Osimhen, Wilfred Ndidi, and Ademola Lookman gave the Super Eagles a commanding lead, but Tunisia’s late fightback made for a nervy finish. The win pushed Nigeria to six points, guaranteeing progression with one game to spare.
Egypt continued their perfect run with a 1–0 win over South Africa, while Algeria edged Burkina Faso by the same scoreline. Senegal were held to a 1–1 draw by DR Congo, and defending champions Côte d’Ivoire shared the spoils with Cameroon in another tense 1–1 stalemate.
Round Two also delivered historic moments: Benin celebrated their first-ever AFCON victory with a 1–0 triumph over Botswana, while Mozambique staged a thrilling 3–2 comeback against Gabon, underlining the unpredictability of the tournament.
Attention now shifts to the final group fixtures. On Tuesday, Nigeria face Uganda at 5:00 pm, with the Super Eagles already qualified but keen to manage squad rotation ahead of the knockout rounds. Later that evening, Senegal meet Benin at 8:00 pm, with qualification still hanging in the balance.
Wednesday’s closing matches include Algeria against Equatorial Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire versus Gabon, and Cameroon against Mozambique. With several groups undecided, the battle for best third-place finishes is expected to dominate the final round as teams fight to extend their stay in Morocco.



