The Complexe Sportif de Fès is the sporting heart of the historic city of Fès and serves as one of the key venues for AFCON 2025. With a capacity of 35,468 spectators, the stadium combines modern comfort with a deep footballing tradition, serving as the home ground of Maghreb de Fès and Wydad de Fès.
AFCON 2025 Fixtures at Complexe Sportif de Fès
| 23 December | Group stage |
 Nigeria Tanzania | 2 1 |
| 27 December | Group stage |
Nigeria Tunisia | 3 2 |
| 30 December | Group stage |
 Uganda Nigeria | 1 3 |
| 5 January | Round of 16 |
Nigeria Mozambique | 4 0 |
About Complexe Sportif de Fès
Since its opening in 2007, Complexe Sportif de Fès has hosted numerous memorable matches, from national league clashes to international fixtures. Ahead of AFCON 2025, the stadium underwent a major renovation, featuring upgraded facilities and an enhanced fan experience. Now, the venue is fully ready to welcome players and supporters in true Moroccan style.
Teams Playing at Complexe Sportif de Fès
During the group stage of AFCON 2025, the following national teams will play their matches at the Complexe Sportif de Fès.
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 in Morroco 2025.
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.
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.