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CHAN 2025 – Quarter-final: Tanzania vs Morocco: Date, time, TV channels and head-to-head history

Morocco faces Tanzania in the quarter-finals of CHAN 2025
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The 2025 African Nations Championship for local players, organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), is entering the quarter-final stage—one of the most electrifying phases of the tournament, packed with high-stakes and decisive clashes.

Morocco is gearing up to take on host nation Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, a showdown eagerly anticipated by African football fans.


Road to the quarter-finals: How both teams got here


The Atlas Lions booked their spot with an impressive group stage run, collecting 9 points from four matches: an opening win over Angola (2-0), a narrow defeat to Kenya (0-1), and a strong comeback with back-to-back victories against Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, both by a 3-1 scoreline.

Meanwhile, Tanzania stunned many by finishing atop Group A with 10 points. Powered by a string of solid results, the host nation has emerged as one of the tournament's major dark horses.

Date and time for Morocco vs Tanzania

The match will be broadcast on several channels and platforms:

  • beIN Connect (MENA / France / United States)

    beIN Sports France 4 HD Max

    beIN Sports MENA 6 HD

    SuperSport Football HD

Where to watch Morocco vs Tanzania?


Fans across Africa and beyond can catch this high-voltage clash on multiple platforms, including:

  • beIN Connect (MENA / France / United States)
  • beIN Sports France 4 HD Max
  • beIN Sports MENA 6 HD
  • SuperSport Football HD

Head-to-head: Tanzania vs Morocco

This quarter-final marks the eighth official meeting between Morocco and Tanzania. The record is overwhelmingly in favor of the Atlas Lions, who boast six wins to Tanzania's solitary victory, with no draws between them.


Also read: Why are we still talking about CHAN 2024 even though it's 2025?

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