Morocco vs Burundi will be available to watch live for free on SNRT Live on Tuesday, May 26, with kick-off at 12 p.m. BST / 7 a.m. ET. The free-to-air Moroccan service carries the match via Arryadia, allowing viewers in Morocco to stream the international friendly at no cost.
Access to SNRT Live is restricted to Moroccan residents, which means fans in the U.K., U.S., Australia and Canada may not be able to view the stream directly. However, Moroccan residents traveling abroad can still access the broadcast by using a VPN to make their device appear as if it is located in Morocco. This can allow viewers to connect to their usual home-country streaming services while outside the country.
The process is straightforward: install a VPN service, select Morocco as the connection location, and then visit SNRT Live to begin streaming. The article highlights NordVPN as a recommended option for this purpose, though other VPN providers may also work depending on the user’s setup and service access.
The match is part of a broader trend of fans using VPN technology to watch region-locked sports coverage while traveling. The key requirement is that the viewer remains eligible under the streaming platform’s terms and conditions. The piece notes that VPN use for legitimate recreational access and online privacy is supported, while illegal or malicious use is not.
For Morocco-based soccer fans, SNRT Live remains the simplest way to follow the game between Morocco and Burundi. For those outside Morocco, a VPN may provide a practical workaround for accessing the stream from abroad, especially for viewers on vacation or business travel who want to keep up with their home team’s fixture.
