Morocco vs Senegal U17 AFCON Semi-Final: Live Schedule & TV Channels
Morocco’s U17 team faces Senegal this Thursday in the semi-final of the U17 Africa Cup of Nations. A top-of-the-table duel in Rabat for the defending champions, determined to keep their continental crown.
The match will be played at Stade Moulay El Hassan, where Tiago Lima Pereira’s squad will fight for survival, leaving the Mohammed VI Complex to ensure fervent popular support. This Thursday, May 28, at 8 p.m. in Morocco (9 p.m. in France), the reigning African champions face the Senegalese selection for a place in the final of this tournament, which ends on June 2.
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Crowned in April 2025, the Young Lions can rely on solid talent, like Ibrahim Rabbaj, nicknamed the "Moroccan Messi". This electrifying fixture, which will determine the future opponent of Egypt or Tanzania, will be broadcast live on beIN Sports channels (HD 5), Arryadia TNT, FIFA+ and the TOD platform.
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To reach this semi-final stage, the two countries took very different paths. The Moroccan selection defeated Cameroon (1-0) in a very physical quarter-final, unlocked in the 17th minute by a surgical strike from Mohamed Zinbi. Solid, the defense then resisted opposing attacks for more than seventy minutes. The journey was much more laborious for the Senegalese, forced to go through the cruel penalty shootout (4-2) to eliminate Mali after a tied score (1-1) at the end of regular time.
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