Group C promises to be an exciting mix of established powerhouses and ambitious underdogs. Nigeria, three-time Africa Cup of Nations champion, enters the tournament as one of the favourites, boasting a squad packed with attacking talent. Tunisia, themselves former winners, are known for their disciplined organisation and solid defence. Facing them are Uganda and Tanzania, two nations that have made significant progress in recent years and are becoming increasingly present on Africa’s biggest football stage.
The combination of experience and growing determination makes Group C one where surprises are certainly possible. Below you will find the current standings, full schedule, and more information about the participating teams.
Group C Standings
| Country | PTS | G | W | D | L | GD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Nigeria | 9 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | +4 |
 Tunisia | 4 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | +1 |
 Tanzania | 2 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 1 | -1 |
 Uganda | 1 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 2 | -4 |
Group C Match Schedule
All kick-off times are Morocco (WET+1).
Tuesday 23 December 2025
| Nigeria Tanzania | 2 1 |
| Tunisia Uganda | 3 1 |
Saturday 27 December 2025
| Uganda Tanzania | 1 1 |
| Nigeria Tunisia | 3 2 |
Tuesday 30 December 2025
| Uganda Nigeria | 1 3 |
| Tanzania Tunisia | 1 1 |
Group C Teams
Nigeria
Nigeria’s “Super Eagles” have been one of the powerhouses of African football for decades, with three titles and five runner-up finishes to their name. The team, led by Éric Sékou Chelle and spearheaded by stars like Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman, will be chasing a fourth Africa Cup triumph at Morocco 2025.
Tunisia
Tunisia, nicknamed “The Carthage Eagles”, is one of the most consistent performers at the Africa Cup with 22 appearances and claiming their only title in 2004. Under coach Sami Trabelsi, the North African side is determined to end a 20-year wait for another trophy in 2025.
Uganda
Uganda is gearing up for its eighth AFCON appearance, underlining its growing reputation as a formidable opponent on the continent. Coached by Paul Put, the team (nicknamed “The Cranes”) is known for resilience and tactical discipline.
Tanzania
Tanzania, nicknamed “The Taifa Stars”, has qualified for back-to-back AFCON tournaments for the first time in history. With their energetic style of play, they will be aiming to cause an upset. Under coach Hemed Morocco, the team relies on creativity and unity as they push to break through the group stage for the first time.
Group C Stadiums
Complexe Sportif de Fès
- Location: Fès
- Capacity: 35,468
- Home teams: Maghreb de Fès & Wydad de Fès
Stade Olympique de Rabat
- Location: Rabat
- Capacity: 21,000
- Home team: Atletiek
Stade Al Barid
- Location: Rabat
- Capacity: 18,000
- Home team: UTS
Group C Host Cities
Fès
Fès is one of Morocco’s oldest and most culturally rich cities, known for its deep history and traditional architecture. As the country’s spiritual and intellectual heart, it is home to the famous Medina of Fès, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where ancient souks, mosques, and tanneries create a uniquely authentic atmosphere. Fès blends historical charm with vibrant culture, making it a truly special host city during the Africa Cup of Nations 2025.
Rabat
Rabat, Morocco’s capital and one of the country’s four imperial cities, is known for its rich historical heritage and distinctive atmosphere. With landmarks such as the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the remains of ancient mosques, the city offers a fascinating glimpse into Morocco’s history and culture.