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.

Source: Libya Today October 11, 2024 16:23 UTC