beIN Media Group and its flagship channel beIN Sports have announced securing the live rights to broadcast the remaining matches of the AFC Asian Qualifiers 2022 – Road to Qatar in 18 countries throughout the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

beIN Sports has secured the live rights to broadcast the matches in Algeria, Bahrain, Chad, Djibouti, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Palestine, Qatar, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia and Yemen.

To showcase the new AFC rights, beIN Sports will launch four new dedicated AFC channels – namely beIN Sports AFC, beIN Sports 1 AFC, beIN Sports 2 AFC, and beIN Sports 3 AFC. Every game will be broadcast live across all four channels.

The AFC Asian Qualifiers 2022 – Road to Qatar will reach its climax on March 24th and 29th, as the Continent’s top teams set their sights on the concluding Match-days nine and ten encounters.

In Group A, the Islamic Republic of Iran and Korea Republic have already guaranteed their progression and will now battle it out for top spot. Below them, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon and Iraq remain in the mix for third place and the playoff ticket.

Meanwhile in Group B, three teams will battle for two automatic qualification places at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, with Saudi Arabia leading the way but with Japan on their heels; while Australia – who still have to play the top two – remain firmly in the running as the group gears towards a finale.

The AFC rights will be available across all beIN’s subscription packages, with the match schedule on beIN as follows:

beIN SPORTS is the official broadcast partner of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 across the entire MENA region.

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