Africa Cup Of Nations (AFCON) Tickets

The Africa Cup of Nations is the biggest football tournament on the continent, drawing millions of fans from across the globe. In 2027 it heads to East Africa for the first time in over 50 years, with Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania becoming the first three nations ever to co-host the tournament. At SeatPick, finding AFCON 2027 Tickets is effortless, secure, and fully transparent, offering fans peace of mind as they reserve their seats for the action.

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AFCON 2027 Guide – What to Expect

The 2027 Africa Cup of Nations runs from Saturday 19 June to Saturday 17 July 2027, with 24 teams competing across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. It will also be the last AFCON held in an odd-numbered year, as the tournament moves to a four-year cycle from 2028. Here’s your tournament preview:

• Big Teams to Watch: Morocco, Senegal, Nigeria, Egypt and Ivory Coast are among the favourites, with home support set to make co-hosts Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania dangerous.

• Rivalries to Watch: A potential rematch between Morocco and Senegal after their dramatic, disputed 2025 final would be the tie of the tournament.

• Qualification: The three co-hosts are joined by 21 qualifiers, decided through 12 qualifying groups running from September 2026 to March 2027.

• Leading Players: Mohamed Salah (Egypt), Victor Osimhen (Nigeria), Achraf Hakimi (Morocco) and Brahim Díaz (Morocco) headline the stars expected to light up East Africa.

AFCON 2027 Host Cities & Venues

East Africa is building and renovating stadiums for the tournament. CAF has yet to publish the final venue list and match schedule, but the leading venues include:

• Nairobi, Kenya – Raila Odinga International Stadium (formerly Talanta Stadium, new): Capacity c. 60,000

• Nairobi, Kenya – Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani

• Kampala, Uganda – Mandela National Stadium (Namboole)

• Hoima, Uganda – Hoima City Stadium (new): Capacity c. 20,000

• Lira, Uganda – Akii-Bua Stadium: Capacity c. 20,000

• Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – Benjamin Mkapa Stadium: Capacity c. 60,000

• Arusha, Tanzania – Samia Suluhu Hassan Stadium (new): Capacity c. 30,000

• Zanzibar, Tanzania – Amaan Stadium and the new Fumba Stadium

Each city blends football tradition with passionate local support, creating a spectacular experience for AFCON fans in a region hosting the tournament for the first time since Ethiopia in 1976.

Previous AFCON Tournaments

*Senegal beat Morocco 1–0 after extra time in the 2025 final in Rabat, but CAF later ruled that Senegal forfeited the match after leaving the pitch, and awarded the title to Morocco. Senegal’s appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport is pending, with a decision expected by the end of November 2026.

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