How and Where to Watch: Tunisia vs. Uganda on beINSports

A strong crowd, a proven contender, and an opponent arriving with unresolved issues. AFCON 2025 opens with contrasting realities in Rabat.

Rabat Ready for Another Big AFCON Night

The stunning Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, Morocco, could once again be at full capacity on Tuesday. This time, however, the stands may be dominated not by Moroccan supporters, but by fans of Tunisia national football team, as they open their AFCON 2025 campaign against Uganda national football team, live on beIN SPORTS.

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Tunisia’s strong following is expected to create a charged atmosphere for what promises to be a demanding opening match.

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Tunisia Bring Steel, If Not Superstars

The Eagles of Carthage may lack the global star power found in squads like Morocco, Senegal, or Nigeria, but Tunisia remain one of Africa’s most reliable tournament teams.

Their credentials are reinforced by an outstanding World Cup qualification campaign, finishing with nine wins and one draw in ten matches, without conceding a single goal. That defensive solidity was also on display in November’s friendly against Brazil, where Tunisia held the South American giants to a 1–1 draw.

Uganda Arrive Amid Off-Field Turmoil

Preparation has been far from ideal for Uganda. The squad refused to train on Saturday due to a dispute over unpaid bonuses involving the Ugandan federation. While the situation has since been resolved, the disruption adds to the challenge facing The Cranes.

Uganda also face a difficult group that includes Nigeria and Tanzania, making their AFCON 2025 path a steep uphill battle from the outset.