AFCON BLOCKBUSTER: Don't Miss The Kick-off! Cameroon Vs Morocco Full Quarter-final Schedule Revealed!

The continent is holding its breath. The "Indomitable Lions" of Cameroon are set to clash with the tournament hosts, Morocco’s "Atlas Lions," in a Quarter-Final battle that many are calling a "Final before the Final." With 12 AFCON titles between them and historical bragging rights on the line, this is the match that will define the 2025/26 tournament.

If you are looking for when and where to watch this titanic struggle, here is your official matchday schedule.

Official Match Schedule: Cameroon vs. Morocco

The showdown takes place TONIGHT, Friday, January 9, 2026. Make sure your alarms are set and your jerseys are ready.

Detail	Match Information
Stage	AFCON 2025 Quarter-Final
Date	Friday, January 9, 2026
Kick-off Time	8:00 PM local time (WAT / GMT+1)
Venue	Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, Rabat
Capacity	68,000 Fans (Sold Out)

How to Watch: TV and Streaming Guide

Don’t be the only one missing out on the action. You can catch the game live via these channels:

• Africa: SuperSport (SS Football & SS Select 2), Canal+, and local national broadcasters.

• United Kingdom: Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports Football.

• USA/Canada: beIN SPORTS and FuboTV.

• Streaming: You can stream the match live on the CAF TV YouTube channel (select regions) or the beIN SPORTS CONNECT app.

The Story So Far: Why This Match is Unmissable

• The Hosts' Mission: Morocco hasn't won an AFCON title in 50 years. Under the lights in Rabat, the pressure is immense for Brahim Diaz and company to deliver.

• The Cameroon Hoodoo: Morocco has a historical "Cameroon Problem." In their last three AFCON meetings, Cameroon is undefeated (W2 D1). In fact, this is their first meeting in this competition for nearly 40 years!

• Form Guide: Both teams are flying. Morocco topped Group A with clinical efficiency, while Cameroon clawed their way through a "Group of Death" alongside Ivory Coast.

Full AFCON Quarter-Final Lineup

If you’re planning your weekend of football, here is the rest of the schedule:

• Mali vs. Senegal: Friday, Jan 9 (5:00 PM WAT) – Tangier

• Nigeria vs. Algeria: Saturday, Jan 10 (5:00 PM WAT) – Marrakech

• Egypt vs. Ivory Coast: Saturday, Jan 10 (8:00 PM WAT) – Agadir