AFCON round of 16: When and where to watch Algeria vs Congo

AFCON round of 16: When and where to watch Algeria vs Congo
Tuesday 6 January 2026 - 12:45

Algeria will face Congo on Tuesday in the round of 16 of the Africa Cup of Nations 2025, with the match set to be played at the Stade Moulay Hassan in Rabat.

Algeria enter the knockout match in strong form after finishing the group stage with a perfect record, reinforcing their status as one of the tournament’s title contenders.

The team’s coaching staff has emphasized tactical discipline and continental experience as key factors heading into the tie.

Congo, meanwhile, will be seeking to cause an upset and secure a place in the quarterfinals, relying on physical intensity and defensive organization to counter Algeria’s control of possession.

The match is scheduled to kick off at 5:00 p.m. local time.

The game will be broadcast by beIN Sports, the exclusive rights holder for the Africa Cup of Nations 2025, on beIN MAX 2, with commentary by Hafid Derradji. It will also be shown on Morocco’s national sports channel, Arryadia, via terrestrial broadcast.

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