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🇳🇬⚽ AFCON IS BACK (WATCH)

Morroco is the Official hosting nation of the 2025 AFCON


AFCON Contingents gyrate to their favourite music. The AFCON fever is back.


 AFCON FIXTURES!

Sunday, 21 December 2025

🟢 Morocco vs Comoros – 8:00 PM (GRP A)

This is the official opening match of AFCON 2025, featuring hosts Morocco against Comoros. 


📅 Monday — 22 December 2025

🟠 Mali vs Zambia – ~3:30 PM (GRP A)

🔵 Egypt vs Zimbabwe – ~6:00 PM (GRP B)

🔴 South Africa vs Angola – ~8:30 PM (GRP B) 


📅 Tuesday — 23 December 2025

💚 Nigeria vs Tanzania – ~1:00 PM (Group C) (Super Eagles first match!)

🔶 Tunisia vs Uganda – ~3:30 PM (GRP C)

⚫ Senegal vs Botswana – ~6:00 PM (GRP D)

🔷 DR Congo vs Benin – ~8:30 PM (GRP D) 


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