Algeria take on Kenya with Women’s AFCON quarter-final hopes in the balance

Algeria face Kenya in their third Group A match at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations on Monday, with the fixture carrying major significance for the Green Ladies’ hopes of reaching the quarter-finals. The game will be played at Stade olympique de Rabat, with kick-off scheduled for 20:00 GMT.

The match will be broadcast live on beIN Sports 4 in France. Supporters in the MENA region can watch on beIN Sports, while Canal+ will show the game across sub-Saharan Africa. In Kenya, the match will be available on KBC.

Algeria go into the meeting as the favourites against a Kenya side that is still hoping to produce a surprise. The Harambee Starlets will be seeking a result capable of challenging expectations, while the Green Ladies will be focused on securing the qualification progress required to move into the knockout stage.

The Group A encounter is one of two matches being played simultaneously. The other fixture sees Senegal meet hosts Morocco, meaning the outcome of both games will form part of the final picture in the group.

With the two matches taking place at the same time, supporters following the competition will be able to watch the decisive Group A action across the different regional broadcasters. In France, beIN Sports 4 holds the live broadcast for Algeria v Kenya, with coverage also available through the listed regional partners elsewhere.

The fixture at Stade olympique de Rabat therefore offers Algeria an opportunity to strengthen their position in the race for the last eight, while Kenya remain determined to upset the balance in the group. The Harambee Starlets’ hopes of causing an upset add further importance to a game in which the Green Ladies begin with the advantage of being regarded as favourites.

How to watch Algeria v Kenya

– Date: Monday, 3 August – Kick-off: 20:00 GMT – Venue: Stade olympique de Rabat – France: beIN Sports 4 – MENA region: beIN Sports – Sub-Saharan Africa: Canal+ – Kenya: KBC

The Algeria-Kenya match will be shown at the same time as Senegal v Morocco, the other Group A fixture. Both games form part of the group’s third round of matches at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.