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How to watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe: free streams, TV channels and preview for AFCON 2025

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Mo Salah & co look to kick off their 2025 AFCON campaign with a bang as they face a tricky Zimbabwe side

Mo Salah for Egypt in their clash with Ethiopia in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
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Egypt take on Zimbabwe at the Stade d'Agadir in the first Group B outing for the two sides in the 2025 AFCON.

You can catch all the action live this Monday from anywhere in the world using a VPN and potentially for FREE.

Egypt vs Zimbabwe live stream date, time and channels

The Egypt vs Zimbabwe stream takes place on Monday (22nd December 2025).
▶︎ Kick-Off: 8 p.m. GMT / 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT / 7 a.m. AEDT ▶︎ Free Stream — Channel 4 (UK)
▶︎ U.S. — beIN Sports via Sling Watch live from anywhere in the world — try NordVPN 100% risk free

Egypt come into this AFCON tournament under pressure to deliver after a recent run of poor results. The Pharaohs have shown flashes of quality recently and will be hoping that their star man, Mo Salah can step up to the plate despite an abject season at club level for Liverpool. Egypt remain AFCON's most successful nation, winning the competition 7 times including three consecutive AFCON's from 2006-2010. However, recent tournaments have been less straightforward for the Pharaohs with early exits raising concerns if their Egyptian King will be crowned before his career comes to an end.

Zimbabwe arrive at AFCON looking to make an impact after a difficult but encouraging run of results. The Warriors have struggled for consistency as of late and AFCON has only provided failure for the Zimbabwe team as they're yet to progress past the group stages. Nonetheless, qualification itself represents an element of improvement but facing a giant such as Egypt might be a challenge to advanced for the squad at this current stage, but it's AFCON so you really never know...

Keep reading to find out how you can watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe in AFCON 2025 from anywhere in the world.

Can I watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe for free?

Luckily for soccer fans in the UK, you can watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe for free on Channel 4.

Outside the U.K. right now? Use NordVPN to unblock your free stream.

How to watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe from anywhere

Not at home for this Monday's AFCON clash between Egypt and Zimbabwe?

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It's really simple to use a VPN to watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe this Monday.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For example, if you want to watch your Channel 4 stream of Egypt vs Zimbabwe , select 'U.K.' from the listed countries.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head over to Channel 4 and watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe from anywhere in the world.

Egypt vs Zimbabwe live streams

Fans in the U.S., Egypt vs Zimbabwe will be available to watch on beIN Sports via Sling. Outside the U.S. this Monday?

Fans in the U.S., Egypt vs Zimbabwe will be available to watch on beIN Sports via Sling.

Prices for Sling's Soccer Package are even as cheap as $5 for your first month, that will give you access for the full month of AFCON.

Outside the U.S. this Monday? Make use of NordVPN's huge discount and watch from anywhere in the world.

In Canada, fans can watch this AFCON clash using beIN Sports Connect. Outside of Canada for Egypt vs Zimbabwe?

In Canada, fans can watch this AFCON clash using beIN Sports Connect.

Prices start at CA$19.95/month. Alternatively, fans can choose to access beIN's footage via FuboTV with prices starting at CA$14.99/month for the first three months if you opt for the Quarterly Plan.

Outside of Canada for Egypt vs Zimbabwe? Use NordVPN to access your beIN coverage from wherever you're travelling to this Monday.

Fans in the UK can tune into Egypt vs Zimbabwe for free via Channel 4. Traveling outside of the U.K. for AFCON this Monday?

Fans in the UK can tune into Egypt vs Zimbabwe for free via Channel 4.

The free-to-air British broadcaster has the rights to stream AFCON this winter and all you need to do is sign up for a free account and you're all set

Traveling outside of the U.K. for AFCON this Monday? NordVPN will reliably unblock your stream.

For soccer fans looking to watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe in Australia, you can also watch via beIN Sports Connect. NordVPN will give you access to beIN's broadcast of this unmissable AFCON fixture from anywhere in the world.

For soccer fans looking to watch Egypt vs Zimbabwe in Australia, you can also watch via beIN Sports Connect.

Subscriptions start at AU$15.99/month or AU$159 for the whole year. Right now beIN Sports are even offering a 7-day free trial for new subscribers.

NordVPN will give you access to beIN's broadcast of this unmissable AFCON fixture from anywhere in the world.

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Tom Shapland
Tom Shapland
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Tom is an up and coming freelance Journalist with a first-class degree in Specialist Sports Journalism from the University of Derby. He has previously written for LeicesterFanTV and Leicester Tigers. Passionate about all sports related content, Tom specialises in Football, Rugby, F1 and UFC.

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