Morocco-Zambia: What time and on what channel to watch the live match?
It’s crunch time for the group stage. This Monday, December 29, the Atlas Lions return to the Moulay Abdellah complex pitch in Rabat to face Zambia. After a setback against Mali, Walid Regragui’s men must absolutely win to reassure their fans and secure their first place. Here’s everything you need to know to not miss this match, including the broadcast channels.
The flawless run has hit a slight snag last Friday. By conceding a draw (1-1) against the Eagles of Mali, the Moroccan national team saw its impressive 19-game winning streak come to an end. This result, described as "frustrating" but rich in lessons by the national coach, forces Morocco to react tonight to approach the round of 16 in a strong position. Against a Zambian team that has not beaten them in an official match for years - their last victory dating back to a friendly in 2019 - Yassine Bounou’s teammates are largely favored, but will have to beware of any overconfidence.
One of the big questions of the evening concerns the management of the squad. Walid Regragui could take advantage of this last group match to rotate his team and give his key players a rest. All eyes will be on Achraf Hakimi. Injured nearly two months ago in a clash with PSG against Bayern Munich, the right-back is in the recovery phase. While the coach has hinted that he could preserve him for the knockout matches, a few minutes of play tonight could allow the Parisian star to regain the rhythm of the competition before the decisive matches.
For supporters who will not be in the stands of Rabat, many channels are broadcasting this match live. Kick-off is at 8:00 pm (Moroccan time). In Morocco, the match will be broadcast live on the Arryadia channel in its DTT version. For international viewers or satellite package subscribers, it is beIN SPORTS 1 that will provide live coverage of the entire match, as well as pre- and post-match analysis.
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