The highly anticipated COSAFA Cup semi-final between Angola and Madagascar takes place on Friday, June 13, 2025, at the Free State Stadium in South Africa. Fans across Europe can tune in to watch the action live as these two nations battle for a place in the final.
Kick-off times are set for 15:00 CEST in Italy, Germany, France, and Spain, and 14:00 BST in the UK. Make sure you’re ready ahead of time so you don’t miss a minute of the excitement.
Whether you’re supporting the defending champions Angola or rooting for Madagascar’s spirited underdogs, this match promises intensity, flair, and a showcase of top-level African football. Read on to discover where you can catch every moment of the game.
Pre-match overview
Angola have enjoyed a strong run so far in the 2025 COSAFA Cup, topping Group B with seven points from three matches. As defending champions, they come into this semi-final with confidence and momentum, keen to retain their title.
Madagascar stunned many by advancing from a tough group and displaying resilience in every fixture. Their journey to the last four has been marked by disciplined defending and quick counter-attacks, making them dangerous opponents on the day.
Where to watch streaming and TV
For viewers across Europe, several broadcasters have secured rights to stream and televise the match. Whether you prefer traditional TV or online streaming, there’s an option for you.
Check your local listings and subscription packages to ensure you’re signed up in time. Many services also offer mobile apps, so you can follow the semi-final from wherever you are.
Italy: beIN Sports Italia (live on Discovery+)
Germany: Sport1 and MagentaTV
France: beIN Sports (stream via myCanal)
Spain: Movistar+ Deportes and M+ Lite app
UK: Premier Sports or live via the Premier Player app
Forecast
This semi-final is expected to be a tight affair, with both teams showing strong defensive organisation and an eye for counter-attacking opportunities. Angola’s experience could give them the edge, but Madagascar have the momentum to cause an upset.
Expectation is for a close scoreline, with Angola narrowly favourite. A 1-0 or 2-1 victory for the Black Sable Antelopes looks most likely, but don’t be surprised if Madagascar find a way to stretch the game into extra time.
