How to Watch Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Finals in Canada

Full Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Finals Schedule in Canada

The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco has reached its grand conclusion. After a thrilling month of football, the final four nations have been narrowed down to the ultimate championship match and the battle for third place. If you’re looking for how to watch AFCON in Canada, Fubo carries every game live, providing fans with front-row access to the tournament’s final moments.

As a primary streaming home of beIN Sports in Canada, Fubo offers live coverage of Africa’s biggest stars, from Sadio Mané to Brahim Díaz, as they compete to lift the most prestigious trophy on the continent.

Latest AFCON Updates: Nigeria Claims Bronze, Final Preview (Jan 18)

The Matchup: This is a heavyweight clash between the last two champions of the continent. Senegal is appearing in their third final in the last four editions, while Morocco is playing their first final on home soil since 1988.

Nigeria Wins Third-Place Thriller: The Super Eagles secured the bronze medal on Saturday, defeating Egypt 4-2 on penalties after a goalless 90 minutes. Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali was the hero, saving spot-kicks from Mohamed Salah and Omar Marmoush to maintain Nigeria’s perfect all-time record (8-0) in AFCON third-place matches.

Senegal’s Captain Out: The “Lions of Teranga” face a massive blow for today’s final. Captain and defensive anchor Kalidou Koulibaly is suspended due to yellow card accumulation. Midfielder Habib Diarra is also ruled out for the same reason, forcing Senegal to reshuffle their spine against the clinical Moroccan attack.

Morocco Chasing History: The hosts are looking to end a 50-year title drought (last won in 1976). While they will be without Azzedine Ounahi (calf) and Romain Saïss (muscle), they boast a clean disciplinary record with no suspensions. Tournament top-scorer Brahim Díaz (5 goals) is fit and expected to start.

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Quick Answer: Where to Watch AFCON in Canada

Canadians can watch the AFCON Finals on beIN Sports.

Streaming: You can stream beIN Sports legally in Canada through Fubo.

Cable/Satellite: beIN Sports is available as a premium add-on through major providers (Bell, Rogers, Shaw/Telus, Videotron).

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2026 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Finals Schedule

Every game below is available in Canada on beIN Sports and Fubo.

Date	Matchup	Kickoff Time (ET)	Network/Stream	Venue
Sat, Jan 17	Egypt vs. Nigeria (3rd Place)	11:00 AM	beIN Sports, Fubo	Mohammed V Stadium
Sun, Jan 18	Senegal vs. Morocco (Final)	2:00 PM	beIN Sports, Fubo	Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium

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All the Ways to Watch Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Canada

Fubo

Best for: Cord-cutters and mobile viewers who want to stream beIN Sports in Canada.

Live Coverage: Includes the Third-Place Playoff (Jan 17) and the Final (Jan 18).

Features: Multi-viewing on certain devices.

Compatibility: Works on Smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, and mobile apps.

Cable & Satellite Providers

Best for: Fans who prefer traditional TV stability. If you already have a cable package, you can add beIN Sports to your lineup. It is usually found in “Sports Plus” or “International Sport” tiers.

Providers: Available on Bell Fibe, Rogers Ignite, Telus Optik TV, and Videotron.

Benefit: No reliance on internet bandwidth during high-traffic live matches.

How to Watch AFCON Without Cable

If you don’t have a cable box, Fubo is a primary legal destination for streaming the tournament. While beIN Sports provides the broadcast, Fubo integrates the channel into its platform, allowing you to sign up for a monthly plan to catch the championship weekend.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where can I watch the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Final in Canada?

The Final will take place on Sunday, January 18, at 2:00 PM ET. It will be broadcast live on beIN Sports and can be streamed on Fubo.

Can I watch AFCON on DAZN?

No. AFCON rights in Canada are held by beIN Sports. You will not find these games on DAZN.

Is there a free way to watch AFCON in Canada?

There are no legal free-to-air broadcasts (like CTV or CBC) for AFCON in Canada. A subscription to Fubo or a cable package with beIN Sports is required.