Where to watch AFCON 2027 in Morocco

Rights for AFCON 2027 in Morocco are still unsold. The listing below covers the previous edition.

Rights not confirmed yet

CAF's international rights mandate lapsed after the previous edition and the current tender covers 2028 onwards, not 2027. Until a deal is announced, treat any country-by-country broadcaster list for 2027 — including this one — as last edition's picture.

Channels and what they actually hold

Where to watch Status Rights confirmed for 2027
Arryadia (SNRT)
Morocco hosted the 2025 edition.
Free to air Held rights for the 2025 edition
beIN Sports Subscription Held rights for the 2025 edition

Each row states the edition a broadcaster is publicly confirmed for. Where that is an earlier edition, we say so rather than carrying it over to 2027.

When the national team plays

Morocco are ranked #6 and sit 1st in Group A on ranking.

MatchdayOpponentHome or awayMatch window
1GabonHomeSeptember 21 – October 6, 2026
2LesothoAwaySeptember 21 – October 6, 2026
3NigerHomeNovember 9 – November 17, 2026
4NigerAwayNovember 9 – November 17, 2026
5GabonAwayMarch 22 – March 30, 2027
6LesothoHomeMarch 22 – March 30, 2027

Morocco →

Free options

Free-to-air coverage is recorded here: Arryadia (SNRT).

What time matches start here

Matches are played in East Africa, which runs on UTC+3 all year. Morocco is behind by 2 hours, so a fixture kicking off in the evening at the venues lands correspondingly earlier or later here.

Exact kick-off times have not been published by CAF, so no clock times are shown anywhere on this site.

Common questions

Will AFCON 2027 be shown in Morocco?
Not yet. No broadcaster has confirmed 2027 rights in this country. Rights to this edition are almost entirely unsold so far: only the national broadcasters of Kenya and Tanzania have been named. The 2 channels listed here hold rights to other editions.
Is there a free way to watch in Morocco?
Yes: Arryadia (SNRT). Check which edition, though: a free channel confirmed for the qualifiers will not necessarily carry the finals. The rights column in the table above states which edition each channel is confirmed for.
Why do the lists I find elsewhere look different?
Because almost all of them describe AFCON 2025, played in Morocco, without saying so. Rights are sold edition by edition and country by country: a 2025 broadcaster holds no claim on 2027. We label each channel with the edition it is confirmed for rather than copying an older list forward.

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