Algeria vs Nigeria: kick-off time, how to watch, live broadcast — January 10, 2026
Algeria and Nigeria will face off in the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final. The Dailysports team has prepared information on where and when to watch the match.
Algeria vs Nigeria: what do you need to know about the match?
Algeria had an excellent group stage at the Africa Cup of Nations, winning all three matches: 3–0 against Sudan, 1–0 against Burkina Faso, and 3–1 against Equatorial Guinea. In the round of 16, they faced a tough match against DR Congo. The game went into extra time, where Algeria secured a 1–0 victory.
Nigeria also had a strong start to the tournament. In the group stage, they beat Tanzania 2–1, then overcame Tunisia 3–2 and Uganda 3–1. In the round of 16, Nigeria played Mozambique and recorded a dominant 4–0 victory—a complete display of dominance and a decisive win.
Algeria vs Nigeria: when and where is the match?
The Algeria vs. Nigeria Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final match will take place on Saturday, January 10, starting at 17:00 CET.
Algeria vs Nigeria: where to watch the match online?
Since the list of broadcasters varies by country, we’ve compiled a rundown of TV channels and platforms where you can watch the match in your region.
Morocco - SNRT
Sub-Saharan Africa - SuperSport
South Africa - SABC Sport
United Kingdom - Channel 4
United States - beIN Sports, Fubo TV
France - beIN Sports
Cameroon - CRTV Sports, Canal 2 Internacional
Other countries:
Algeria - EPTV
Angola - TPA
Australia - beIN Sports
Belgium - Tipik, La Une
Benin - Bénin TV
Burkina Faso - RTB TV
Canada - beIN Sports
Ethiopia - ETV
Germany - Sportdigital
Equatorial Guinea - TVGE
India - Fancode Sports
Iran - IRIB Varzesh, Persiana Sports
Italy - Sportitalia, Solo Calcio
Ivory Coast - RTI, Canal+ Afrique
Mali - ORTM
Middle East and North Africa MENA - beIN Sports
Mozambique - TV Miramar
Netherlands - Ziggo Sport
Niger - Tele Sahel
Nigeria - BON, NTA
Spain - Movistar
Tanzania - Azam Sports
Togo - New World TV
Uganda - NBC Sports
Zambia — ZNBC
Miguel Solomons
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