Morocco is set to redefine the visual and technical experience of African football as it hosts the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), with broadcast standards that have never before been seen in the history of the tournament.
In what promises to be a watershed moment for sports broadcasting on the continent, over 40 high-definition cameras will be deployed in each stadium, dramatically raising the bar for live football coverage in Africa.
Africa’s premium footballing competition holds from Sunday 21st December 2025 to Sunday 18th January 2026.
According to details emerging from the tournament’s technical preparations, Morocco has exceeded the technical and broadcast specifications set by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
The broadcast architecture for AFCON 2025 will feature an advanced mix of spidercams suspended over the pitch, tactical drones offering dynamic aerial angles, and state-of-the-art super slow-motion cameras capable of capturing decisive moments with cinematic precision.
These innovations are designed to enhance referee decision-making, deepen tactical analysis, and deliver an immersive viewing experience to millions of fans across Africa and worldwide.
TheMediaGood Newspaper can report that AFCON 2025 promises to be the perfect dress rehearsal for Morocco as the North African country prepares to host the world as a co-host of the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside the Iberian neighbors, Spain and Portugal.