A much-changed Equatorial Guinea side recovered from a thrashing in Tunisia last week by beating Libya 2-0 on Monday to get back into contention for a place at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in the Ivory Coast. It was a must-win match for the National Thunder after a 4-0 loss to Tunisia in Group J and coach Juna Micha made six changes for the second-round clash in Malabo. Tunisia tops the standings with four points after a goalless draw in Botswana on Sunday, Equatorial Guinea and Libya have three each and Botswana one. Qatar World Cup qualifiers Tunisia meet Libya and Equatorial Guinea face Botswana home and away between September 19 and 27 in the next two matchdays. Zambia host Comoros in Group H in Lusaka and defending champions and Group L leaders Senegal have a home advantage over Rwanda in Diamniadio.

Source: Libya Today June 07, 2022 01:43 UTC