Libya has arrived in Nigeria for the AFCON 2025 qualifier against the Super Eagles, set for Friday in Uyo. The Super Eagles have most players available, except injured star Victor Osimhen. Historically, Nigeria has dominated previous encounters, with Libya seeking a crucial win this time.
The Mediterranean Knights of Libya have arrived in Nigeria for their upcoming AFCON 2025 qualifier against the Super Eagles, set to take place on Friday at Uyo Township Stadium. The Libyan team shared photos of their arrival at Murtala International Airport in Lagos on social media. After landing, they will take a connecting flight to Uyo for the match.
Meanwhile, all of the Super Eagles' invited players have reported for duty, except for star striker Victor Osimhen, who is unavailable due to injury. This encounter marks the second time Libya will compete against Nigeria in AFCON qualifiers. The two teams previously met during the 2019 qualifiers, where Nigeria secured dominant victories, winning the first leg 4-0 in Uyo and the return leg 3-2.
Historically, Libya has faced challenges against Nigeria, with their sole victory occurring in the 2004 LG Invitational Tournament, where they triumphed 2-1. As both teams gear up for this important match, the Super Eagles are eager to maintain their strong form, while Libya aims to claim a much-needed win to enhance their prospects in the qualifiers. Fans can expect an exciting showdown as both sides strive for essential points in their journey toward AFCON 2025 qualification.
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