How to watch the Africa Cup of Nations Qualification match between Nigeria and Libya, as well as kick-off time and team news. Nigeria are set to welcome Libya for a qualifying match for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo this Friday evening. Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more. How to watch Nigeria vs Libya online - TV channels & live streamsIn the US, the CAF World Cup Qualification match between Nigeria and Libya is available to watch and stream online live through Fubo, Fanatiz and beIN SPORTS. 10/13/18 Nigeria 4-0 Libya Africa Cup of Nations Qual.

Nigeria made it seven points from three games in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying as they claimed a 1-0 victory over Libya in Uyo on Saturday. William Troost-Ekong, 21. Captain William Troost-Ekong leads a team that includes Fulham's Alex Iwobi, AC Milan forward Samuel Chukwueze — who was a substitute today — and Atalanta star and Ballon d'Or nominee Ademola Lookman. Sevilla winger Chidera Ejuke could earn his first Super Eagles cap since the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon if he plays next week. Libya won the first meeting 2-1 on this day 20 years ago, but the Super Eagles have taken four victories since then, most recently in 2018.

As expected, the first half was the Super Eagles against the 27-year-old Libyan goalkeeper Murad Al Wuheeshi and his defence as the home team went all out for goals from the onset. As early as the 10th minute, Alex Iwobi was denied by the goalkeeper as the Super Eagles took the game to the visitors. In the 22nd minute, Ademola Lookman’s low cross from the left was superbly cut off by the outstanding Libyan shot stopper with several Super Eagles lurking to wreck havoc. Iwobi was again denied by the agile Libyan goalkeeper in the 39th minute, when his shot from inside the box was somehow kept out. Super Eagles Starting XI vs Libya (4–3-3) Nwabali – Calvin Bassey, Ekong (Captain), Bruno Onyemaechi, Ola Aina- Wilfred Ndidi, Frank Onyeka, Alex Iwobi – Ademola Lookman, Victor Boniface, Moses Simon

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It means Nigeria remain unbeaten in their attempts to qualify for the AFCON next year, claiming seven points from a possible nine in Group D. They lead Benin by a point and will be confident about extending their lead when they travel to Libya on Tuesday.

Caretaker coach Augustine Eguavoen could freshen his Super Eagles starting XI and tactics for them to post a big home win Libya, who will most likely ‘park the bus’ in today’s 2025 AFCON qualifier. Eguavoen has not hidden his target against Libya – win all six points on offer in this double-header. Were he to go with the 4-3-3, Calvin Bassey may be selected ahead of Semi Ajayi to partner captain William Ekong with Ola Aina and Bruno Onyemaechi the fullbacks. In a 3-4-3 formation, Ajayi will start alongside Bassey and Ekong with Ola Aina and Onyemaechi the wing backs. Likely Super Eagles Starting XI vs Libya (3-4–3) Nwabali – Calvin Bassey, Ekong (Captain), Semi Ajayi – Bruno Onyemaechi, Wilfred Ndidi, Alex Iwobi, Ola Aina – Ademola Lookman, Victor Boniface, Samuel Chukwueze

While the Super Eagles aim to extend their unbeaten start to the series, the Mediterranean Knights will be aiming for their first win. Austin Eguavoen’s side is currently top of Group D with four points and are the only team yet to concede a goal in the group. Every second counts, and we know what it means to get the job done and over with as early as possible. Today’s meeting between Nigeria and Libya will be the fifth time both countries face each other, with the Eagles winning all four previous encounters, including two games in the AFCON qualifiers back in 2018. Newly appointed head coach Al-Hadiri will hope his side picks up valuable points against Nigeria as they look to end their 12-year AFCON absence.

- Continue reading after advertisement -The head coach of the senior national team of Libya Nasser Al-Hadiri says his team know that getting a win against the senior national team of Nigeria in today’s AFCON qualifiers game in Uyo is going to be almost impossible, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports. Bottom of the table Libya heads into today’s game searching for their first win after a draw and a loss in their first two games of the series. Ahead of today’s game Al-Hadiri was asked if he thinks his team stand a chance of getting a shock win against Nigeria, and he responded by saying no team in Africa is confident of saying so because the Super Eagles is the best team on the continent. Advertisement” Every team in Africa knows how good the Super Eagles is and can’t say they will beat them. So we can’t say we will beat them because they are the best team in Africa with players playing in top leagues”, he explained.

Super Eagles coach, Augustine Eguavoen has released a 4-3-3 formation for tonight’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matchday three encounter against the Mediterranean Knights of Libya. The quartet of Ola Aina, William Troost-Ekong, Calvin Bassey and Bruno Onyemaechi will take up the defensive duties. Wilfred Ndidi, Frank Onyeka and Alex Iwobi will line-up in midfield. He will be supported by Ademola Lookman and Moses Simon. Super Eagles Starting XI vs LibyaStanley Nwabali – Calvin Bassey, William Troost-Ekong (Captain), Bruno Onyemaechi, Ola Aina- Wilfred Ndidi, Frank Onyeka, Alex Iwobi – Ademola Lookman, Victor Boniface, Moses Simon

Nigeria Super Eagles will play host to Libya in a 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying game at Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo. While the visitors are still looking for their first victory of the qualifying campaign, the Super Eagles will be looking to continue their undefeated start to the AFCON qualifiers. With four points, the Super Eagles lead Group D and are the only team without a goal conceded. Nigeria and Libya will play each other for the fifth time; in the four previous meetings, including two matches during the 2018 AFCON qualifiers, the Super Eagles have prevailed. Libya’s first AFCON qualifying match ended in a 1-1 draw with Rwanda, and their second match ended in a 2-1 loss to Benin.

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Libya's latest political crisis wiped out 570,000 b/d of its crude oil production in September, but with the standoff now resolved, output could come roaring back to surpass even pre-crisis levels, according to industry sources. "Oil and condensate production rates have surged by nearly 85,000 barrels over the past two days. The price decline led OPEC – of which Libya is a member – to postpone plans to unwind some 2.2 million b/d of output cuts. In the summer of 2022, Haftar's self-styled Libyan National Army blockaded key oilfields, reducing production and exports to a trickle. Oil accounts for some 93% of government revenues making the sector and key related institutions such as the oil ministry, NOC and central bank, which distributes oil revenues key political footballs.

Niger has placed an 80 million euros ($87.56 million) order for five Turkish drones, according to a report by the French news site Africa Intelligence. Turkish drones in high demandNiger’s interest in Turkish defense technologies is part of a broader trend in Africa, where Turkish drones have gained popularity for their reliability and effectiveness in various combat and surveillance operations. The new kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Kargı, developed by the Turkish defense firm Lentatek, made its debut during the “EFES-2022 Exercise”. (AA Photo)Niger’s expanding defense portfolioThe deal is not Niger’s first venture into Turkish military technology. “Türkiye is enhancing its security access across Africa and supporting counterterrorism efforts in several states, including Niger, Nigeria, and Mauritania,” Karaoglu said.

The Super Eagles of Nigeria are set to face the Mediterranean Knights of Libya today at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo, Soccernet.ng reports. Despite Osimhen’s absence, the 2013 AFCON champions still have plenty of players capable of making an impact. Here are five Super Eagles stars who could step up and secure victory in the crucial doubleheader against Libya:1. Victor BonifaceAlthough Boniface has struggled to find the back of the net for Nigeria, his club form has been remarkable. The Chippa United goalkeeper has made key saves that have kept the Super Eagles competitive in matches.