SuperSport has secured the exclusive broadcasting rights for the Confederation of African Football (CAF) World Cup qualifiers. This landmark agreement ensures that football fans across the continent will have access to high-quality coverage of the crucial matches leading up to the FIFA World Cup.
With this deal, SuperSport will provide live broadcasts, expert analysis, and in-depth coverage of the qualifiers, showcasing Africa’s top teams as they compete for a place on the global stage. The partnership underscores SuperSport’s commitment to delivering premium sports content and enhancing the viewing experience for millions of football enthusiasts.
The games will be aired from Wednesday, 19th March, to Friday, 21st March 2025, exclusively on DStv. With SuperSport, you have the perfect season-long ticket to watch the best football Africa has to offer.
Nigeria’s redemption quest in Group C
A major talking point for this round of qualifiers is Nigeria’s performance. The Super Eagles, who have managed only three points from a possible 12, will be desperate to turn their campaign around.
They will face group leaders Rwanda on Friday at the Amahoro Stadium in Kigali. This match will mark the beginning of a new era under newly appointed coach Eric Chelle.
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Former Nigeria captain Joseph Yobo has expressed confidence in Chelle’s ability to restore Nigeria’s dominance in African football. “With a new coach in charge, players will be eager to prove their worth. It happens in clubs, and I expect the same here. He knows African football well, having coached Mali before, so we should give him full support,” stated Yobo.
Zimbabwe banking on experience
In the same group, Zimbabwe hosts Benin, and to boost their chances, they have recalled seasoned players Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat. Billiat, grateful for the opportunity, assured fans of a strong performance: “We have a responsibility to represent our nation, and we are thankful for this chance.”
Meanwhile, South Africa, another key team in Group C, will battle Lesotho, aiming to strengthen their position in the standings.
Gambia vs. Kenya – A Must-Watch Clash
A thrilling encounter is expected in Group F as Gambia takes on Kenya in Abidjan on Thursday. This will be Kenya’s first match under the guidance of their new coach, Benni McCarthy. The Harambee Stars will be eager to make a statement and secure a crucial victory.
Egypt Eyes a Strong Performance Against Ethiopia
Egypt, one of Africa’s football powerhouses, will take on Ethiopia in Casablanca in a late Friday fixture. However, controversy surrounds their squad selection, with top scorer Emam Ashour missing from the team. Despite this, the Pharaohs will rely on Liverpool star Mohamed Salah to lead their attack and secure an essential victory.
Broadcast schedule (EAT)
Wednesday, March 19
- 7 PM: Eswatini vs. Cameroon
Thursday, March 20
- 4 PM: Mozambique vs. Uganda
- 7 PM: Zimbabwe vs. Benin
- 7 PM: Malawi vs. Namibia
- 10 PM: Libya vs. Angola
- 10 PM: Gambia vs. Kenya
Friday, March 21
- 4 PM: Botswana vs. Algeria
- 7 PM: South Africa vs. Lesotho
- 7 PM: Rwanda vs. Nigeria
- 10 PM: Ghana vs. Chad
- 12 AM: Ethiopia vs. Egypt
