The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) is entering its business end, with the semi-finals about to get underway. Senegal will face Egypt at the Tangier Grand Stadium in the first clash. Both sides topped their groups during the group stage, winning two out of three matches and drawing one.
Mohamed Salah has been a standout performer this tournament, with four goals under his belt so far – just one behind Morocco’s Brahim DÃaz. The Premier League and Champions League winner will be desperate to finally lift the trophy after losing two AFCON finals in 2017 and 2022.
Senegal, meanwhile, have progressed thanks to key contributions from Nicolas Jackson, Pape Gueye, and Cherif Ndiaye, all of whom have scored twice.
But, the big talking point will of course be the reunion of Salah and Sadio Mane. The former Reds winger has 50 goals in 92 games for his country and while only one has arrived in this tournament it wouldn’t be a surprise to see him turn up on the biggest stage.
Across their last 15 meetings, Egypt have won seven games while Senegal have claimed six. As the head-to-head record suggests, there’s very little between them, so we could very well be in for a contest that goes right down to the wire.
Read on for our guide on where to watch Senegal vs Egypt live streams online, on TV and potentially for free wherever you are.
Can I watch Senegal vs Egypt free of charge?
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How to watch Senegal vs Egypt live streams in the US
Fans in the US can watch Senegal vs Egypt on beIN Sports via Sling.
Sling TV gets you access to beIN Sports channels through its Soccer Pass, which costs only $5 for your first month or $59.99 for a whole year.
Fubo is a good alternative, which offers beIN Sports channels as a standalone plan for only $5.99 per month. The channels also feature on all of Fubo’s standard plans, which start from $73.99 a month after you’ve taken advantage of the Fubo FREE trial.
Outside the US for Senegal vs Egypt? Use NordVPN to access your preferred coverage of the semi-final.
How to watch Senegal vs Egypt live streams in the UK
In the UK, Senegal vs Egypt is free-to-air on E4, with live streaming available via the Channel 4 streaming service.
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Outside the US right now? Use NordVPN to tap into the free Senegal vs Egypt coverage.
How to watch Senegal vs Egypt live streams in Canada
In Canada, Senegal vs Egypt is available to watch on beIN Sports via FuboTV.
Prices start at CA$26.99/month and you will be able to watch every AFCON 2025 game on the platform.
A VPN will help you tune in if you’re a Canadian traveling abroad. NordVPN is our recommended provider, and you can find out why with our in-depth NordVPN review.
How to watch Senegal vs Egypt live streams in Australia
In Australia, Senegal vs Egypt is being shown on beIN Sports 3 channel which is available via beIN Sports Connect.
Subscriptions start at AU$15.99/month or AU$159.99/year, after a 7-day FREE trial.
If you’re currently out of Australia but want to watch a Senegal vs Egypt live stream, you’ll need to get yourself a VPN, as per the instructions above.
When does Senegal vs Egypt start?
The Senegal vs Egypt tie is scheduled to start at 5pm GMT / 12PM ET / 9am PT on Wednesday, January 14. That’s 4am AEDT on Thursday, January 15 in Australia.
Can I watch Senegal vs Egypt on my mobile?
Of course, most broadcasters have streaming services that you can access through mobile apps or via your phone’s browser. For example, Channel 4 in the UK.
You can also stay up-to-date with all key moments from AFCON on the official social media channels on Facebook (TheAFCON), X/Twitter (@CAF_Online), Instagram (@caf_online) andTikTok (@caf_online).
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