Which Africa Cup of Nations matches are on today? AFCON on TV – Wednesday 24th January
Your complete guide to Africa Cup of Nations matches on TV today.
The Africa Cup of Nations is heating up as the third and final round of group-stage games rumbles on.
Reigning champions Senegal are through to the Round of 16 alongside a raft of other teams, though Ghana are out of the tournament and hosts Ivory Coast must wait to see whether they've done enough to qualify as a third-placed team.
Cape Verde is a nation with a population of just 600,000 people, the 53rd-smallest population of all 58 African countries, yet they overcame all the odds to win Group B.
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That means a huge range of teams still have plenty to play for in the week of matches to come. Expect fireworks and drama throughout.
Fans will be excited to see how the crucial second round of matches plays out with every results critical to the complexion of the group stages.
RadioTimes.com brings you a full round-up of AFCON matches live on TV today.
Africa Cup of Nations matches on today – Wednesday 24th January
All UK time.
Wednesday 24th January
Namibia v Mali (5pm) Sky Sports Football
South Africa v Tunisia (5pm) Sky Sports Premier League / Main Event
Tanzania v DR Congo (8pm) Sky Sports Premier League
Zambia v Morocco (8pm) Sky Sports Mix
How to watch Africa Cup of Nations 2023 on TV and live stream
Coverage of the Africa Cup of Nations 2023 will be broadcast live across Sky Sports Football, Mix, Premier League and Main Event.
You can add the Sky Sports channels from just £18 per month combined or pick up the complete sports package for just £25 per month.
Sky Sports customers can live stream the tournament via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices including most smartphones and tablets as part of their subscription.
You can also watch matches via NOW without signing up to a contract.
NOW can be streamed through a computer or apps found on most smart TVs, phones and consoles. NOW is also available via TNT Sports.
Africa Cup of Nations matches coming up
All UK time.
Round of 16
Saturday 27th January
R16 1: Angola v Namibia (5pm) Sky Sports Football
R16 2: Nigeria v Cameroon (8pm) Sky Sports Football / BBC iPlayer
Sunday 28th January
R16 3: Equatorial Guinea v Guinea (5pm) Sky Sports Football
R16 4: Egypt v DR Congo (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Monday 29th January
R16 5: Cape Verde v Mauritania (5pm) Sky Sports Football
R16 6: Senegal v Ivory Coast (8pm) Sky Sports Football / BBC iPlayer
Tuesday 30th January
R16 7: Mali v Burkina Faso (5pm) Sky Sports Football
R16 8: Morocco v South Africa (8pm) Sky Sports Football
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Quarter-finals
Friday 2nd February
QF1: Winner of R16 2 v Winner of R16 1 (5pm) Sky Sports Football
QF2: Winner of R16 4 v Winner of R16 3 (8pm) Sky Sports Football / BBC iPlayer
Saturday 3rd February
QF3: Winner of R16 7 v Winner of R16 6 (5pm) Sky Sports Football
QF4: Winner of R16 5 v Winner of R16 8 (8pm) Sky Sports Football / BBC iPlayer
Semi-finals
Wednesday 7th February
SF1: Winner of QF1 v Winner of QF4 (5pm) Sky Sports Football / BBC iPlayer
SF2: Winner of QF3 v Winner of QF2 (8pm) Sky Sports Football / BBC iPlayer
Third-place play-off
Saturday 10th February
Third-place play-off: SF1 loser v SF2 loser (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Final
Sunday 11th February
Final: SF1 winner v SF1 loser (8pm) Sky Sports Football / BBC iPlayer
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