The Ivory Coast will defend the crown of the African Cup of Nations against 23 eligible teams in Morocco at the end of the year.
Morocco’s tournament was confirmed as the host after Guinea’s plan to improve Stadia and the infrastructure will not be ready in time.
Morocco finally started the competition in 1988.
When is AFCON2255?
With the change in the general schedule and partially this summer extended club World Cup, the AFCON will be played in 2025 Christmas and the New Year.
It is the final planning of December 21, 2025 on January 18, 2026.
What are host cities for AFCON2255?
Agadir – Agadi’s big stadium (capacity – 41,144)
Casablanka – Mohammed vs Sports Complex (45,000)
FES – Fez Sports Complex (35,468)
Marcachch – Grand Stadds de Marcach (41,245)
Rabat – Prince Maul Abdellah Sports Complex (,,,,,,,,,,
Rabat – Stad Al Barid (18,000)
Rabat – Olympic Stadium Ne Nexus Prince Male Abdellah Sports Complex (21,000)
Rabat – Crown Prince Sports Complex Maul El Hasan (22,000)
Tanger – Grand Stads de Tangie (75,600)
The complex will be finalized at the Sportage Prince Mully Abdellah.
Which nations have qualified for AFCON2255?
Morocco had certainly definitely certain as a host, but he still went through qualification. Ghana was a big-name accident, which failed to progress from the group F.
Tunisia showed eligibility for records at the 17th consecutive time.
In the eligible teams: Morocco, Senegal, Egypt, Algeria, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Cameron, Mali, Tunisia, South Africa, Dr. Kongo, Burkina Faso, Gabon, Angola, Zambia, Uganda, Equatorial Guinea, Benin, Mozambique, Borin, Tanobic
Which groups are for AFCON2255?
Group a
Comoros
Mali
Morocco
Zambia
Group b
Chorus
Egypt
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Group c
Nigeria
Tanzania
Tunisia
Euganda
Group d
Benin
Botswana
Dr. Kongo
Senegal
Group e
Algeria
Burkina Faso
Poisonous guinea
Sudan
Group f
Cameroon
Ivory coast
Gabon
Mozambique
The first two teams in each group, as well as the best four-third-native team will enter the 16 round
AFCON2025 Fixate (all times are local)
Sunday 21 December 2025
- Group A: Morocco v vs komoros (Rabat 1, night 8)
Monday 22 December 2025
- Group A: Zambia vs Mali (Rabbat 2, 3:30 pm)
- Group B: Egypt vs Zimbabwe (Agidir, 6pm)
- Group B: South Africa vs Angola (Marak, 8:30 pm)
Tuesday 23 December 2025
- Group C: Nigeria vs Tanzania (FES, 1pm 1)
- Group C: Tunisia vs Yuganda (Rabat 4, 3:30 pm)
- Group D: Senagal W Bashwana (Tangier, 6pm 6)
- Group D: DR Kongo v Benin (Rabbat 3, 8:30 pm)
Wednesday 24th December 2025
- Group E: Algeria vs Sudan (Rabat 2, 1pm 1)
- Group E: Burkina Faso vs Equatorial Guinea (Casablanka, 3:30 pm)
- Group F: Ivory Coast and Mozambh (Markech, 6pm)
- Group F: Cameron vs Gabon (Agardi, 8:30 pm)
Friday 26 December 2025
- Group A: Morocco vs Mali (Rabat 1, 1pm 1)
- Group A: Zambia Voros (Casablanka, 3:30 pm)
- Group B: Egypt vs South Africa (Agardi, 6pm)
- Group B: Angola vs Zimbabwe (Marakach, 8:30 pm)
Saturday 27 December 2025
- Group C: Nigeria vs Tunisia (FES, 1pm 1)
- Group C: Uganda vs Tanzania (Rabat 3, 3:30 pm)
- Group D: Senegal V DR Kongo (Tangier, 6pm 6)
- Group D: Benin W Jatwana (Rubbat 4, 8:30 pm)
Sunday 28 December 2025
- Group E: Alzaria v Burkina Faso (Rabat 2, 1pm 1)
- Group E: Equatorial Guinea vs Sudi (Casablanka, 3:30 pm)
- Group F: Cotte D’Whor vs Cameroon (Markech, 6 in the evening)
- Group F: Gabon vs Mozambique (Agidir, 8:30 pm)
Monday 29 December 2025
- Group A: Zambia vs Morocco (Rabat 1, 6:30 pm)
- Group A: Komoros vs Mali (Casablanka, 6:30 pm)
- Group B: Angola vs Egypt (Agardi, 8:30 pm)
- Group B: Zimbabwe vs South Africa (Marakach, 8:30 pm)
Tuesday 30 December 2025
- Group C: Uganda vs Nigeria (FES, 6pm)
- Group C: Tanzania vs Tunisia (Rabat 4, 6pm 6)
- Group D: Benin vs Senegal (Tangier, 8:30 pm)
- Group D: Bhatotswana Dr. Kongo (Rabat 3, 8:30 pm)
Wednesday 31 December 2025
- Group E: Equatorial Guinea vs Algeria (Rubat 2, 6 PM)
- Group E: Sudan vs Burkina Faso (Casablanka, 6pm)
- Group F: Gabon vs Cot D’Vor, (Marcach, 8:30 pm)
- Group F: Cameroon vs Mozbick (Agidir, 8:30 pm)
16 rounds
Saturday 3 January 2066
- Group D winners vs Group B/E/F Territorial-Place (Tangier, 6pm)
- Group A Runner-up vs Group Sea Runner-up (Casablanka, 8:30 pm)
Sunday 4th January 2066
- Group A Winners vs Group C/D/E Third-Place (Rubat 1, 6pm 6)
- Group B
Monday 5th January 2066
- Group B winners vs Group A/D III-Place (Agadir, 6pm 6)
- Group C Winner vs Group A/B/F Territoria-Place (FES, 8:30 pm)
Tuesday 6 January 2066
- Group e winners vs group de runners-up (Rubat 2, 6pm)
- Group F winner vs group e runners (Marakach, 8:30 pm)
Semifinals
Friday 9th January 2066
- Semifinal round 1 (Tangier, 6pm 6)
- Semifinal round 2 (Rabat 1, 8:30 pm)
Saturday 10 January 2066
- Semifinal round 3 (hit, 6pm)
- Semi -final 4 (Agil, 8:30 pm)
Semifinal
Wednesday 14th January 2026
- The semifinals 1 (Tangier, 6pm 6)
- The semifinal 2 (Rabat, 8:30 pm)
Third place match
Saturday 17th January 2066
- Third Location match (Casabalanka, 8 at night)
Final
Sunday 18 January 2066
Which Premier League players can participate and lose significant homemade fixtures?
Liverpool: Mohammad Salah
Manchester City: Ryan Ite-Nauri, Omar Marmash
Manchester United: Andre Onana, Nusar Majoroui, Amad Dialo
Chelsea: Nicholas Jackson
Tottenham: Yavs Bisoma, Pope Matar Sir
Boronmouth: Dango Outtara, Antine Semaino
Just: Cross Baleba, three lamps, Adora
Brentford: Brian Mebemo, Wisdom
Bernale: Honeybell Majbry, Lele Foster
Crystal Palace: Chicke Dokore, Chadi Riyad, Ismailla Sir
Everton: Illimn lawyer
Fulham: Calvin Bass, Alex Evobi
Nottingham Forest: Ola Aina, Willie Bol, Ibrahim Sangare
West Ham: Mohammed Kuds
Wolves: Emmanuel Aagadda, Myschell’s smoke
Sundland: Habib Dair
