In the AFCON last 16 matchup between Nigeria and Cameroon, the champions of the last eight tournaments will clash for a place in the quarterfinals The Super Eagles are the favorites, but after their late-game heroics in the final group stage match, there is no doubting the grit of the indomitable Lions Get ready now to watch Nigeria vs Cameroon live and from anywhere with VPN

The teams are all in place and Ademola Lookman retains his place in the Nigerian starting lineup The Super Eagles will start Victor Osimhen, the returning Alex Iwobi, and Frank Onyeka, and will be captained by William Tlust-Ekong at center back Kelechi Inehacho is on the bench Cameroon will again have Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana on the bench Karl Toko-Ekambi, Frank Magri, Georges Nkoudou, and Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa will start, while Christopher Wu, who helped the Indomitable Lions qualify for the knockout rounds, will skipper the back three

Nigeria, who finished with seven points, may have been a bit unlucky not to top Group A, but they finished below Equatorial Guinea on goal difference, making a tricky last 16 appearance that the Super Eagles could not have hoped for The three-time champion Super Eagles opened Victor Osimhen's equalizing goal in the opening round was the only score, and although they have shown flicker, they have never truly exploded The timing couldn't be better for a breath of fresh air, and AC Milan's FW Samuel Chukwueze has the talent to do just that

Meanwhile, Cameroon is in chaos After starting with a 1-1 draw with Guinea, the Indomitable Lions suffered a 3-1 defeat against defending champions Senegal and looked set to be eliminated with three minutes remaining in their final Group C match

Leading Gambia 2-1, Rigobert Song's men scored twice in the final minutes on an own goal by James Gomez and a winner by Christopher Wu to win 3-2 and advance to the knockout stages Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana missed the opening game to play for his club and was not in the starting lineup against Gambia Former Lyon hitman Karl Toko Ekambi threatened the goal

Nigeria starts with the advantage, but Cameroon's willpower will do them in Read on to watch the live streaming of the Nigeria vs Cameroon match

Nigeria vs Cameroon is one of 10 matches the BBC iPlayer streaming service in the UK is showing for free (valid TV license required)

If you live in South Africa, you can enjoy every minute of this AFCON 2023 match without spending a cent, as it will be televised via the SABC, with a free online stream available on SABC Plus

The problem is that if you happen to be abroad while the Africa Cup of Nations is on, you cannot use the BBC or SABC Plus abroad due to rights restrictions For those who don't want to sign up for a whole new streaming service while abroad, there are great options

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US soccer fans will need beIN Sports to watch the live stream of AFCON 2023, including Nigeria vs Cameroon on Saturday at 3pm ET/12pm PT, and there are many ways to watch

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Great news for UK-based soccer fans The Nigeria-Cameroon match is one of 10 AFCON matches that the free-to-air BBC has the rights to broadcast in 2024 The match will be televised on BBC Three on Saturday, January 27 at 8 pm EDT

It will also be available for live streaming and catch-up viewing on BBC iPlayer in the UK Of course, if you have a TV license, viewing is completely free

BBC iPlayer can be viewed on any streaming device you can think of, including web browsers and smartphone apps

All 2023 Africa Cup of Nations matches (including Nigeria vs Cameroon) will also be shown on Sky Sports

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Canadians can watch a live stream of Nigeria vs Cameroon on Fubo, which is also home to the Canadian Premier League

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If you want to watch the Nigeria vs Cameroon live stream from Australia, you will need to access beIN Sports This can be added to your TV package or you can sign up for beIN as a separate subscription It costs $15 / month or $150 per year It is also available after you have enjoyed a free one-week trial

The match will kick off on Sunday, January 28 at 7:00 AM (AEDT)

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