Libya’s national football team is scheduled to touch down in Abuja, on October 7th, as they intensify preparations for their crucial Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025 qualifying doubleheader against the Super Eagles.
The team, currently in camp in Tripoli, has been undergoing rigorous training sessions to build momentum ahead of what will be a decisive clash.
Upon their arrival in Abuja, the squad will make their way to Uyo, where the first leg of the encounter is set to take place on October 11th at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium.
This early arrival allows the Libyan team to acclimatize to the conditions in Nigeria, fine-tune their strategies, and ensure they are well-prepared for the high-stakes match.
The coaching staff, led by head coach Nasser Al-Hadhiri, is leaving no stone unturned, with an intense focus on reclaiming lost ground in Group D. After a difficult start to their qualifying campaign, Libya is determined to make a statement against Nigeria, a team currently leading the group.
With the return leg scheduled for October 15th in Tripoli, this first fixture is seen as pivotal for Libya’s hopes of staying in contention for AFCON 2025.
