CAN 2025: What time and on which channels to watch the Angola vs Zimbabwe match live

CAN 2025 – Angola vs Zimbabwe: time, live broadcast channels

CAN 2025: What time and on which channels to watch the Angola vs Zimbabwe match live

In this group where Egypt and South Africa are considered the heavyweights, the clash between Angola and Zimbabwe this Friday, December 26 in Marrakech already looks like a final before its time. Both teams suffered defeats by the same scoreline (2-1) in the opening round, leaving them with little margin for error if they want to keep their hopes alive of reaching the Round of 16 at CAN 2025. The Palancas Negras, quarter-finalists in the last edition, will need to reaffirm their status as credible outsiders against a Zimbabwean Warriors side eager for revenge, having held Egypt for much of their opener before conceding in added time.

CAN 2025: What time and on which channels to watch Angola vs Zimbabwe live?

The kick-off for Angola vs Zimbabwe is set for 1:30 pm on Friday, December 26, 2025, at the Marrakech stadium. The match will be broadcast live across a wide range of channels and platforms worldwide:

• Arena Premium 3 Srbija HD
• beIN Connect FRANCE
• beIN Connect MENA HD
• beIN Connect USA
• beIN Sports 1 HD (Astro)
• beIN Sports Australia 3 HD
• beIN Sports France 1 HD
• beIN Sports MENA Max 1 HD
• beIN Sports MENA Max 2 HD
• beIN Sports MENA Max 3 HD
• beIN Sports MENA Max 4 HD
• beIN Sports US Español
• beIN Sports US HD
• Channel 4 Streaming (ALL4)
• DAZN Deutsch
• DAZN Japan
• EXXEN Digital Türkiye
• Fanatiz USA
• Fubo Sports USA
• M+ Liga de Campeones HD
• Megogo Futbol 1
• Sport TV1 Portugal HD
• Sportdigital FUSSBALL HD
• Sportitalia HD
• SportKlub 1 Hrvatska HD
• SportKlub 1 Slovenija HD
• SuperSport MáXimo 360
• SuperSport PSL HD
• YouTube: Channel 4 Sport
• Ziggo Sport 2
• Ziggo Sport HD

A decisive clash to stay alive in CAN 2025

From a sporting perspective, this encounter carries massive weight. Angola are looking to bounce back after faltering in the second half against South Africa, while Zimbabwe are making only their sixth appearance in a CAN final phase after being sidelined by FIFA in 2023. With an Angolan side built to break through to the next level and a Zimbabwe determined to prove they belong among Africa’s elite, any mistake could spell the end of their qualification hopes. This Angola vs Zimbabwe match, beyond its impact on the group standings, will reveal much about these two dark horses’ ability to make their mark in a tournament where the margin for error is already razor-thin.