beIN Sports Prepares On-Site Studios for AFCON Semi-Finals Coverage

beIN Sports has deployed on-site studios and field teams in Rabat and Tangier to ensure comprehensive coverage of the AFCON semi-finals.
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According to reports from Rue20, beIN Sports has put in place a comprehensive broadcast setup to ensure in-depth coverage of the Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals, reinforcing its commitment to delivering high-quality tournament production.

Media sources indicate that beIN Sports has deployed specialized on-site studios inside the semi-final stadiums, allowing for live analysis, pre-match build-up, and post-match reactions directly from the venues. This approach is designed to bring viewers closer to the atmosphere of the competition at a decisive stage of the tournament.

Dedicated Teams in Rabat and Tangier

For the semi-final played at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, beIN Sports has assigned journalist Amin Sebti to lead the on-site coverage. Meanwhile, Ahmed Fouad will be stationed at Ibn Battouta Stadium, covering the second semi-final from Tangier.

The presence of field teams in both venues is expected to enhance live reporting, offering tactical insights, player reactions, and immediate analysis as the matches unfold.

Special Production Planned for the Final

The same sources also reveal that beIN Sports is preparing a dedicated studio for the AFCON final, which will be produced in collaboration with one of the leading companies in television production. This setup aims to elevate the broadcast experience for the tournament’s climax, reflecting the scale and importance of the final match.

As AFCON reaches its decisive phase, beIN Sports’ expanded on-site coverage underlines the growing production standards surrounding the competition and highlights Morocco’s role as a central stage for continental football.

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