Morocco vs Mozambique 2025: Your Ultimate Play-by-Play to Watch the Friendly Live
13 November 2025
Morocco will stage a high-profile friendly against Mozambique at the Grand Stade de Tanger on Friday evening, as part of preparations for the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 which the host nation will organize. The game pits the home team, the Atlas Lions, against a Mozambican side eager to test their mettle on neutral soil, under the guidance of coach Walid Regragui.
The match is part of the team’s rigorous buildup for the AFCON 2025 tournament and provides a valuable opportunity to assess tactics and squad depth ahead of more testing fixtures, including upcoming friendlies against Uganda.
From this Kooora report, here is how to watch Morocco vs Mozambique in 2025 and what to expect from the broadcast and timing.
Broadcast details for the Morocco–Mozambique friendly
The game will be broadcast on Arryadia, Morocco’s premier sports channel, serving as the exclusive domestic broadcaster for both friendly and official matches featuring the Atlas Lions.
Arryadia is the primary source for viewers in Morocco who want to catch the action live on television.
Watch online
For online viewing, fans can stream the match via the official Arryadia website or through the SNRT Live app, allowing access from multiple devices beyond the television screen.
Check the SNRT Live platform closer to kickoff for any streaming updates or device compatibility notices.
Kick-off timing, venue, and other details
The friendly is scheduled for Friday, 14 November 2025, at the Grand Stade de Tanger. Kick-off is at 20:00 local Morocco time, which corresponds to 21:00 in Egypt and 22:00 in Saudi Arabia.
Venue and kickoff details are listed for fans planning their trip or tuning in from abroad, with the venue clearly identified as the Tangier Grand Stadium.
Kick-off times are subject to local broadcasting adjustments, so it’s wise to verify the local listings on match day.
In short, an evening of football potential and tactical testing awaits as the Atlas Lions aim to sharpen their edge ahead of AFCON 2025.
Punchline time: If this game were a sniper, it would hit the target so cleanly that even the scoreboard would applaud—quietly, but with perfect precision. And if my prediction skills were a player, I’d be subbing myself in for a dramatic entrance, only to score with a microphone drop at the end. If you can’t watch live, just pretend the ball is your Wi‑Fi—sometimes it connects, sometimes it drops, but hey, the drama is still there.
