UK viewers can tune in to British EuroSport / HD and ITV4 to follow their favourite English Premier League stars of African origins such as Chelsea’s Victor Moses and John Obi Mikel fight to carry the ultimate trophy to Nigeria.
Thanks to ESPN3 and Watch ESPN, soccer fans in the United States of America have been able to watch all matches thus far. The last two fixtures of a total of 32 AFCON 2013 battles will take place this weekend. The huge event kicked off on Saturday, January 19, 2013 with hosts South Africa drawing goalless against Cape Verde. A lot happened since that opening match.
In the knockout stages, the Bafana Bafana lost to semi-finalists Mali on penalties. Cape Verde's dream came to an abrupt end against Ghana, Nigeria stunned Ivory Coast and so did Burkina Faso against Emmanuel Adebayor's Togo.
The semi-final stage provided plenty goals and thrills as the Black Stars suffered a heart-breaking loss to the Stallions while the Super Eagles brushed Mali aside. Watch the Third-place final between Ghana and Mali live at 13:00 EST / 18:00 GMT on Saturday, February 9, 2013. Catch the big final, Nigeria vs Burkina Faso, live on Sunday, February 10 at 13:00 EST / 18:00 GMT. Which country will end up winning the precious trophy?
Al Jazeera Sports, SuperSport and Eurosport International are among the channels feeding their followers with live matches throughout this three-week competition.
The 2013 Africa Cup of Nations is here to offer the best of the continent’s multicultural blend in the name of the beautiful game. Watch football made in Africa online or on TV, whether you are in UK, USA or other parts of the world.
Are you located in another country? Simply click on the fixture of your choice and browse through the list on the match page or go to Live Soccer TV’s Africa Cup of Nations competition page where you can also find repeat broadcast information.
• Notice: The following live streaming and TV schedule info is limited to broadcast in UK and USA.
AFCON 2013 Live Streaming and TV Schedules - February 9 to February 10
* All times are shown in EST.
| Feb 9 1:00pm | Mali vs Ghana *Third Place Play-off |
British EuroSport 1, ITV 4, British Eurosport HD, ESPN3, Watch ESPN |
| Feb 10 1:00pm | Nigeria vs Burkina Faso *Final |
British EuroSport 1, ITV 4, British Eurosport HD, ESPN3, Watch ESPN |
