Photo by Icon SportWith the Super Eagles now sitting at the top of Group D, they head into the return leg in Benina with renewed confidence. Super Eagles expect hostile crowd in LibyaEkong noted that the team’s experience from the first encounter will help them approach the Libyan side with better preparation. “I think we were superior today, and the experience we gained from the first game should prepare us better for the second game, “Ekong said. “We won't have our lovely fans here to cheer us on, so it is going to be very hostile there”. The Super Eagles maintain their position at the top of the group with seven points, one point clear of Benin Republic, who recorded a 3-0 victory over Rwanda in the other group fixture.

Source: Libya Today October 12, 2024 19:47 UTC