Tanzania and Zambia meet on Wednesday in a crucial Group E clash of the 2026 FIFA World Cup African qualifiers, with both nations chasing vital points.
The decisive fixture takes place on 8 October 2025 at the Amaan Stadium in Tanzania, with kick-off scheduled for 7:00 PM UTC.
Fans across Africa and beyond can follow the action live on several platforms.
SuperSport holds the exclusive broadcasting rights for the 2026 World Cup African qualifiers across sub-Saharan Africa from Matchday 5 to 10.
Subscribers to DStv or GOtv can tune in on SuperSport Football, SuperSport PSL, or stream the match through the DStv app.
For viewers in Tanzania, Azam Sports HD will air the match. Those with access to this channel can follow the action live and enjoy in-depth coverage from the local broadcasters.
In Zambia, ZNBC TV1 is expected to show the match free-to-air. Local reports suggest that many fans will rely on the public channel for live coverage, ensuring nationwide access to one of the most anticipated matches of the qualifiers.
For audiences outside Africa, ESPN+ will stream the fixture in selected territories, making it easier for international viewers to follow the competition.
In addition, FIFA+ may broadcast the match live in certain regions, depending on local rights agreements.
With both sides eager to keep their qualification hopes alive, this encounter promises an intense battle. Fans can look forward to a tightly contested match as Tanzania aims to defend home turf and Zambia seeks crucial points on the road.
