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How to watch Mohamed Salah for free as Egypt faces Ivory Coast in the AFCON quarter-finals
Egypt’s meeting with Ivory Coast at the Africa Cup of Nations is one of the standout ties of the knockout rounds, with Liverpool star Mohamed Salah at the heart of the story. The game offers Salah another chance to move closer to an elusive first AFCON title and strengthen his claim to be considered among Africa’s greatest players, having previously lost finals in 2017 and 2022.
The article explains in detail how fans can watch the match live for free, focusing on legal broadcast and streaming options. It outlines which TV channels will carry the game in different regions, with particular emphasis on coverage in the UK, Europe and Africa, and notes that in many territories the match will be available on free-to-air broadcasters as part of wider AFCON rights packages. For those without access to traditional television, the piece highlights several official live stream platforms tied to the same rights holders, some of which offer free registration or trial periods that allow viewers to watch without additional cost.
Special attention is given to how supporters in Egypt and the surrounding region can follow Salah, with local and pan-Arab sports networks providing coverage that is either free-to-air or bundled into widely available basic satellite packages. The article also mentions that in certain markets, national broadcasters and public channels will show the game live, meaning fans can watch at no extra cost beyond any standard TV licence or basic subscription they already have.
Alongside the viewing information, the piece briefly recaps Egypt’s path to the quarter-finals, Salah’s recent goalscoring form, and the historical significance of clashes between Egypt and Ivory Coast. It frames the match as both a major test for Egypt and a potential defining moment in Salah’s international career, making clear why so many supporters are keen to find a free way to watch the action.
