Devices, Groups, Host Country, Spaces and Premier League Stars

The Ivory Coast will look to defend the African Cup in Morocco against 23 qualified teams at the end of the year.

Moroccan tournament confirmed as a landlord, the guinea stadium will not be ready for improvement plans and infrastructure.

The end of Morocco competed in 1988.

When is the AFCON 2025?

A normal planning change and partially expanded club will play over the World Cup, AFCON 2025, Christmas and New Year.

This should be continued on December 21, 2025 by the final scheduled for January 18, 2026.

What are the host cities for AFCON 2025?

Agadir – The Great Stadium of the Agad (Capacity – 41,144)

Casablanca – Muhammad and Sports Complex (45,000)

FES – Fez Sports Complex (35,468)

Marrakech – Grand Stade de Marrakech (41,245)

Rabat – Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex (69,500)

Rabat – Stade Al Barid (18,000)

Rabat – Olympic Stadium Added Princess Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex (21,000)

Rabat – Crown Prince Sports Complex Moulay El Hassan (22,000)

Tangier – Grand Stade de Tangier (75,600)

Final complex Sportif Prince Moulay will be staged in Abdellah.

Which nations do AFCON match up to 2025?

Moroccan was convinced of his places as a landlord, but still went through a choice. Ghana was a great loss of birth for progress from his group.

Tunisia is a qualified for a record for the 17th time.

Qualifying teams are: Morocco, Senegal, Senegal, Egypt, Algeria, Nigeria, South Africa, South Africa, Zambia, Uganda, Equatorial Guinea, Tanzania, Tanzania, Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Botswana

What are the groups for AFCON 2025?

Group A
Comoric
Commodity
Moroccan
Zambia

Group B
Nomellents
Egyptian
South Africa
Zimbabwe

Group c
Nigeria
Tanzania
Tunisia
Uganda

Group D
Benin
Botswana
Dr. Congo
Senegal

E band e
Of course
Burkina Faso
Equatorial Guinea
From the water

Group f
Cameroon
Ivory Coast
Huction
Mozambique

The best two teams from each group, plus the top four third group teams will move up to the 16th round

AFCON 2025 devices (always local)

21 December 2025 Sunday

• Group A: Morocco vs Comoros (Rabat 1, 8pm)

Monday 22 December 2025

• Group A: Mali vs Zambia (RABAT 2, 3:30)
• Group B: Egypt vs Zimbabwe (Agadir, 6
• Group B: South Africa vs Angola (Marrakech, 8:30)

Tuesday 23 December 2025

• C Group C: Nigeria and Tanzania (FES, 1PM)
• Group C: Tunisia and Uganda (RABAT 4, 3:30)
• Group D: Senegal vs Botswana (Tangier, 6pm)
• Group D: Dr. Congo vs Benin (Rabat 3, 8:30)

Wednesday December 24, 2025

• Group E: Algeria and Sudan (in Rabat 2, 1)
• E Group E: Burkina Faso vs Equatorial Guinea (Casablanca, 3:30)
• Group F: Ivory Coast and Mozambique (Marrakech, 6pm)
• Group F: Cameroon and Gabon (Agadir, 8:30)

Friday 26 December 2025

• Group A: Morocco vs Mali (in Rabat 1, 1)
• Group A: Zambia vs Comoros (Casablanca, 3:30)
• Group B: Egypt vs South Africa (Agadir, 6)
• Group B: Angola vs Zimbabwe (Marrakech, 8:30)

Saturday 27 December 2025

• Group C Group C: Nigeria vs Tunisia (FES, 1PM)
• Group C. Uganda and Tanzania (Rabat 3, 3:30)
• Group D: Senegal vs Dr. Congo (Tangier, 6pm)
• Group D D: Benin vs Botswana (Rabat 4, 8:30)

Sunday December 28, 2025

• E: Algeria and Burkina Faso (in Rabat 2, 1)
• E: Equatorial Guinea vs Sudan (Casablanca, 3:30)
• Group F: Kote d’Ivoire vs Cameroon (Marrakech, 6pm)
• Group F: Gabon vs Mozambique (Agadir, 8:30)

Monday 29 December 2025

• Group A: Zambia vs Morocco (RABAT 1, 6:30)
• Group A: Comoros vs Mali (Casablanca, 6:30)
• Group B: Angola vs Egypt (Agadir, evening 8:30)
• Group B: Zimbabwe vs South Africa (Marrakech, 8:30)

Tuesday 30 December 2025

• Group C. Uganda vs Nigeria (Fes, 6pm)
• Group C. Tanzania vs Tunisia (Rabat 4, 6pm)
• Group D: Benin vs Senegal (Tangier, 8:30)
• Group D: Botswana vs Dr. Congo (Rabat 3, 8:30)

Wednesday December 31, 2025

• E: Equatorial Guinea and Algeria (Rabat 2, 6pm)
• E Group E: Sudan vs Burkina Faso (Casablanca, 6.00)
• Group F: Gabon vs Cote d’Ivoire, (Marrakech, 8:30)
• Group F: Mozambique vs Cameroon (Agadir, 8:30)

16 round

Saturday January 3, 2026

• Group D winners and group B B / E / F Third place (Tangier, 6pm)
• Group of athlete-up and Group C group Up (Casablanca, 8:30)

Sunday January 4, 2026

• A winner with a third place in C / D / E (Rabat 1, 6pm)
• Group B Runners-up VS Group F Runners-up (RABAT 3, 8:30)

Monday 5 January 2026

• Group B winners A / C / D group (in Agadir, 6
• Group C group winners A / B / F Third place (Fes, 8:30)

Tuesday 6 Jan 2026

• Group A Group D Group D (Rabat 2, 6pm)
• Group F Group winners and groups-ups (Marrakech, 8:30)

To the quarterfinals

Friday 9 January 2026

• Quarter Final 1 (Tangier, 6pm)
• Quarterfinals 2 (Rabat 1, 8:30)

Saturday 10 January 2026

• Quarter Final 3 (Marrakech, 6pm)
• Quarter Final 4 (Agadir, evening 8:30)

Semifinal

Wednesday 14 January 2026

• Semifinal 1 (Tangier, 6pm)
• Semifinal 2 (Rabat, 8:30)

The third place

Saturday 17 January 2026

• Third place match (Casablanca, 8pm)

Final

Sunday on Sunday 18 January 2026

Which Premier League players can try and miss vital internal installations?

Liverpool: Muhammad Salah
Manchester City: Rayan Ait-Nouri, Omar Marmoush
Manchester United: Andre Onana, Noussair Mazraoui, Amad Diallo
Chelsea: Nicolas Jackson
Tottenham: Yves Bissouma, Papa Matar Sarr
Bournemouth: Dango Ouattara, Antoine Semenyo
JUSTR: cross balleba, three lamps, adora
Brentford: Bryan Mbeumo, Yoe Wissa
Burnley: Hannibal Mejbri, Lyle Foster
Crystal Palace: Cheick Doucoure, Chadi Riad, Ismaila Sarr
Everton: iliman lawyer
Fulham: Calvin Bassey, Alex Iwobi
Nottingham Forest: Ola Aina, Willy Boly, Ibrahim Sangare
West Ham: Muhammad Kudus
Wolves: Emmanuel Agbadou, Torch smoke
Sunderland: Habib Diarra