beIN Sports announced record-breaking viewership figures during its coverage of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, hosted by Morocco, marking the most-watched edition of the tournament in the network’s history.
The broadcaster said total cumulative viewership exceeded 3.45 billion across its television and digital platforms, underscoring strong regional interest in African football.
The tournament recorded a sharp rise in TV audiences, with cumulative viewership reaching 1.75 billion views, a 127% increase compared with the 2023 edition.
The final, played in Rabat, drew more than 97 million viewers across beIN’s 24 regional markets. Senegal clinched the title after defeating Morocco 1-0 in extra time, with the match recording a 193% increase in final-viewership figures.
Despite the final’s strong numbers, the most-watched match of the tournament was Egypt’s group-stage clash against Zimbabwe. Mohamed Salah’s stoppage-time goal attracted more than 98 million viewers across beIN channels.
On the digital front, beIN reported more than 1.68 billion video views across its platforms, while overall engagement, including live streams and social media interactions, surpassed 133 million
beIN Sports announced record-breaking viewership figures during its coverage of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, hosted by Morocco, marking the most-watched edition of the tournament in the network’s history.
The broadcaster said total cumulative viewership exceeded 3.45 billion across its television and digital platforms, underscoring strong regional interest in African football.
The tournament recorded a sharp rise in TV audiences, with cumulative viewership reaching 1.75 billion views, a 127% increase compared with the 2023 edition.
The final, played in Rabat, drew more than 97 million viewers across beIN’s 24 regional markets. Senegal clinched the title after defeating Morocco 1-0 in extra time, with the match recording a 193% increase in final-viewership figures.
Despite the final’s strong numbers, the most-watched match of the tournament was Egypt’s group-stage clash against Zimbabwe. Mohamed Salah’s stoppage-time goal attracted more than 98 million viewers across beIN channels.
On the digital front, beIN reported more than 1.68 billion video views across its platforms, while overall engagement, including live streams and social media interactions, surpassed 133 million.
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