Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria AFCON Qualifier Live On M4STV

The Super Eagles’ 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying clash against Guinea-Bissau will be broadcast live on M4STV on Tuesday, continuing the platform’s growing coverage of major Nigeria football events.
The 24 de Setembro Stadium clash in Bissau comes just days after M4STV delivered live coverage of Nigeria’s opening AFCON 2027 qualifier against Madagascar in Uyo, where the Super Eagles came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory.
Now, football fans can once again follow the Super Eagles live as Éric Chelle’s side takes on Guinea-Bissau in a Group L encounter involving two teams that opened their qualifying campaigns with victories.
M4STV’s growing involvement in major Nigeria football events has also included live coverage of the Super Eagles’ international friendlies against Iran and Jordan in Antalya earlier this year. Both matches were broadcast live on the platform, with studio coverage providing pre-match build-up, analysis and post-match reaction.
The platform has also taken its live football coverage beyond the Super Eagles. M4STV carried the Super Falcons’ major 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations fixtures, including their quarter-final against Cameroon and the decisive clash with South Africa.
Its coverage of Nigerian football has extended beyond matches as well. In February 2025, M4STV streamed live the Nigeria Football Federation’s contract-signing ceremony with Carloha, which saw the automobile company become an official partner of the NFF and the national teams.
The latest addition to that growing portfolio is Tuesday’s Guinea-Bissau versus Nigeria encounter.
M4STV is positioning itself as a digital destination where viewers can follow major events without being tied to the traditional television screen. Its app describes the platform as a hub for news, entertainment, sports, hospitality and health, while offering live sports content.
That means Super Eagles fans can follow the action on the go through the M4STV platform, whether they are at home, travelling or away from their television.
Nigeria and Guinea-Bissau both have three points after winning their opening Group L fixtures, making Tuesday’s meeting an important early encounter in the qualification race.