
Host cities
Rabat, Casablanca, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir and Fès welcomed the teams and fans.
Africa Cup of Nations
AFCON live on weweb means the Africa Cup of Nations on your TV, phone or computer, with the Atlas Lions on the Moroccan channels and the tournament on the sports networks of the full packs, whether you live in Casablanca, London or New York. It is one of the competitions of our sports IPTV hub, and one IPTV subscription covers 12 months, long enough for a full tournament and the qualifiers around it.
This page stays valid from one edition to the next: what the tournament is, what Morocco's hosting of the 2025 edition changed, how to watch from Morocco, the UK or the USA, and how to prepare a big match night. The IPTV Morocco home page explains the rest of the service.
The Africa Cup of Nations is the championship of African national teams, organised by CAF, and it is the tournament that unites Moroccans at home and abroad behind the Atlas Lions.
The best national teams of the continent qualify through a group stage played over the previous months, then meet in a host country for a tournament of group matches and knockout rounds. Morocco won the title in 1976 and has been one of the strongest African teams in recent years, which makes every edition a major TV event in Moroccan homes and in the diaspora.
Morocco hosted the 2025 edition of the tournament, played from December 2025 to January 2026 in stadiums across the country.
Matches were spread over several cities, including Rabat, Casablanca, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir and Fès, with new and renovated stadiums that are also part of the preparation for the 2030 World Cup. For many fans abroad, it was the first time they followed a major tournament played at home. Our World Cup 2030 Morocco page covers the next big event on Moroccan soil.

Rabat, Casablanca, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir and Fès welcomed the teams and fans.

Moroccan families in Europe and North America followed the matches on the Moroccan channels.
To watch AFCON live, open the Moroccan channels or the sports category of your app and select the channel that shows the match; the programme guide tells you which one it is.
Atlas Lions matches have traditionally been followed on the Moroccan national channels such as Arryadia and Al Aoula, while the sports networks of the full packs cover the whole tournament. Which channel shows each match depends on the broadcast arrangements of each edition, so the guide is your reference. The Moroccan channels are on every plan; the full sports packs come with Premium and VIP.
There is no stream on this page and no free link: you watch inside your plan, after a free test if you want to check the picture first.
Standard 300 DH, Premium 450 DH and VIP 600 DH, one payment for 12 months. Premium and VIP include the full sports packs and 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K; buyers in the UK or USA pay the same price in dirhams.
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 25 DH a month
1 device
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 38 DH a month
1 device
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 50 DH a month
1 or 2 devices, one at a time
From the UK, the USA or Canada you watch the tournament exactly as in Morocco: the same channels, the same app and the Moroccan commentary you know.
The UK is within about an hour of Moroccan time, so evening matches stay in the evening; on the East Coast of the USA and in Canada they fall in the afternoon, and earlier still on the West Coast. The programme guide shows Moroccan time, so add the difference when you plan a match.
You pay the same plan in dirhams from abroad by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer. The page on IPTV for Moroccans abroad explains the payment and the devices people use in each country.
The tournament comes back regularly, with qualifiers in between, so a 12-month plan bought for one edition also covers the qualifying matches that lead to the next one.
The edition after Morocco 2025 has been awarded to Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. CAF sets the dates, venues and draw of each edition; check its official announcements, then use the guide in your app to find the channel on match day. We keep this page free of fixtures so that it stays accurate.
On an Atlas Lions night, millions of people are online at the same time, so the stability of your home connection matters more than its raw speed.
The page on internet speed for IPTV gives the speed each quality needs, and IPTV troubleshooting helps if the picture freezes.
Tournament matches are often played during working hours abroad, so it helps to have the app on more than one device.

Smart TV, Android box or Fire Stick for the full match with the family.

The second half on the way home, on Wi-Fi or 4G.

A desktop player for an afternoon kick-off in the USA or Canada.
The IPTV setup guide gives the right app per device. Every plan plays one stream at a time; VIP can be installed on a second device, such as a bedroom TV or a phone for watching away from home.
Set up a few days before the tournament starts, not on the evening of the opening game.
Ask for the free 24-hour test on WhatsApp and open Arryadia and the sports channels.
Choose your plan: Standard for the Moroccan channels, Premium or VIP for the full sports packs.
Pay by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer and receive your access within 1 hour, 24 h at most.
Add the channels to your favourites and check the time difference if you live abroad.
Answers
Open the Moroccan channels or the sports category of your weweb app and select the channel the guide shows for the match. The Moroccan channels are on every plan; the full sports packs come with Premium and VIP.
Yes. The weweb channels and the app are the same as in Morocco; only the kick-off time changes, by about an hour in the UK and several hours in North America. You pay the same plan in dirhams.
A 12-month plan covers any edition played during those 12 months, plus the qualifiers around it. CAF sets the dates of each edition, so choose your plan when the tournament approaches.
The Africa Cup of Nations on the Moroccan channels and the sports packs, from Morocco, the UK or the USA, from 300 DH for 12 months.