Here is how to watch the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final match, Nigeria vs Angola, as well as kick-off time and team news.
In the Round of 16, the Super Eagles triumphed over traditional adversaries Cameroon, surpassing their performance in AFCON 2021.
Meanwhile, the Palancas Negras made history by securing their inaugural victory in the tournament’s knockout stage, eliminating inexperienced Namibia.
As anticipation mounts for Friday evening’s showdown, explore all the essential facts.
We offer in-depth coverage of viewing options, including TV channels, streaming services, and more. Stay tuned for all the action!
Nigeria vs Angola kick-off time
Date: Friday, February 2, 2024
Kick-off time: 7 pm SAT, 6 pm WAT
Venue: Felix Houphouet Boigny Stadium
How to watch Nigeria vs Angola
Online Streaming and TV Channels
Azam app, DStv Stream, BBC iPlayer, Bein Sports
East Africa: Azam Sports, SuperSport TV, StarTimes
Southern Africa: SuperSport TV, SABC Sport
West Africa: SuperSport TV, New World TV, Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Or you can follow all the action through GOAL’s Live Text Commentary here.
Nigeria Team News
Nigeria are concerned about the fitness of Stanley Nwabali, who sustained an injury during the match against Cameroon but was seen training on Tuesday.
Additionally, William Troost-Ekong was absent from training on Monday and Tuesday due to a thigh issue that also prevented him from playing in the final Group A game against Guinea-Bissau.
Nigeria possible XI: Nwabali, Aina, Sanusi, Ajayi, Troost-Ekong, Bassey, Onyeka, Iwobi, Simon, Lookman, Osimhen
Angola team news
Angola must do without the suspended Neblu, who was sent off after 17 minutes against Namibia for handling the ball outside his penalty area.
Team Angola possible XI: Signori, Afonso, Gaspar, Buatu-Mananga, Carneiro, Fredy, Snow, Estrela, Gilberto, Mabululu, Dala.
Head-to-head
This marks the first meeting between Nigeria and Angola at the Afcon tournament.
Also, their previous encounter was in January 2018 during the Africa Nations Championship, where the Super Eagles emerged victorious with a 2-1 scoreline after extra time in the quarter-finals.
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However, Angola’s most recent win against Nigeria dates back to a FIFA World Cup qualifier in June 2004, resulting in a 1-0 triumph.
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