Uganda's forward #14 Denis Omedi celebrates his goal during the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) Group C football match between Tunisia and Uganda at Rabat Olympic Stadium in Rabat on December 23, 2025. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP via Getty Images)
Uganda and Tanzania will meet today in a pivotal match for both teams at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The match is scheduled to kick off at 17:30 GMT (12:30 ET) at the Al Medina Stadium in Rabat. As both teams seek to enhance their chances of advancing in the tournament, fans worldwide can access televised and streaming coverage.
Broadcasting Details for Uganda vs Tanzania
In the UK, the match will be broadcast live on 4seven and available for streaming on Channel 4. This service provides free access to the entire AFCON tournament, allowing viewers to enjoy the game at no cost. To watch online, a simple registration is required on the Channel 4 website.
For fans in the United States, the game will air on beIN Sports, with kick-off set for 12:30 ET. While beIN Sports is included in many cable packages, online streaming will necessitate the use of services like YouTube TV, Fubo, or Sling.
In Africa, NBS Sport 1 will cover the match live in Uganda, along with Canal+ and SuperSport, who serve various countries across the continent. This extensive coverage ensures that fans can support their teams regardless of location.
Match Preview: Uganda vs Tanzania
Uganda enters this match following a challenging opening game against Tunisia, where they suffered a 3-1 defeat. Despite the loss, the team displayed resilience, making a commendable effort against a strong opponent. The Cranes, who were runners-up in the 1978 AFCON, are known for their attacking style, which may lead to both goals scored and conceded in this tournament.
Conversely, Tanzania is looking to improve upon their past AFCON performances. The team has historically struggled, with only one victory in their last eight finals matches. Their opening match ended in a 2-1 defeat to Nigeria, a match in which they fought back to equalize but faltered soon after. With a focus on securing points in this critical encounter, Tanzania’s manager, Miguel Angel Gamondi, has emphasized the importance of this game for their aspirations in the tournament.
Both teams failed to qualify for the upcoming World Cup, intensifying their desire for success in AFCON. A win today could position either team favorably for a potential place in the knockout stages, providing a much-needed morale boost.
With nine players from Uganda currently playing in their domestic league, they will face off against a Tanzanian squad that features 20 players from their home league. Notably, Tanzania’s Charles M’Mombwa, who has a diverse background, is a player to watch after scoring in their last match.
As the teams prepare to take the field, anticipation builds for what promises to be a thrilling contest. The outcome could have significant implications for both squads as they aim to keep their AFCON 2025 hopes alive.
