Al-Hadiri Determined to Revive Libya’s AFCON Hopes in Showdown with Super Eagles

Libya’s head coach, Nasser Al-Hadiri remains calm and optimistic as his team gears up to face Nigeria in a crucial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

Despite the odds against his side, Al-Hadiri insists he is not under pressure as he prepares to lead the team for the first time since his appointment.

Tasked with reviving Libya’s fading hopes of qualification, Al-Hadiri’s mission is clear: secure a place at the 2025 AFCON.

Libya currently sits on just one point from two matches in Group D, making their upcoming match against Nigeria a must-win.

Speaking at a press conference in Uyo on Thursday, Al-Hadiri expressed his determination to challenge the Super Eagles for the three points.

“We lost 4-0 here before, but we’ve returned to improve our game,” he said.

“This being my first match doesn’t put pressure on me. The pressure is on Nigeria. Winning here is tough, but in Libya, we must aim for victory.”

Al-Hadiri’s side will need a strong performance to keep their qualification hopes alive as they face one of Africa’s football powerhouses.

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Al-Hadiri Determined to Revive Libya’s AFCON Hopes in Showdown with Super Eagles

Libya’s head coach, Nasser Al-Hadiri remains calm and optimistic as his team gears up to face Nigeria in a crucial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

Despite the odds against his side, Al-Hadiri insists he is not under pressure as he prepares to lead the team for the first time since his appointment.

Tasked with reviving Libya’s fading hopes of qualification, Al-Hadiri’s mission is clear: secure a place at the 2025 AFCON.

Libya currently sits on just one point from two matches in Group D, making their upcoming match against Nigeria a must-win.

Speaking at a press conference in Uyo on Thursday, Al-Hadiri expressed his determination to challenge the Super Eagles for the three points.

“We lost 4-0 here before, but we’ve returned to improve our game,” he said.

“This being my first match doesn’t put pressure on me. The pressure is on Nigeria. Winning here is tough, but in Libya, we must aim for victory.”

Al-Hadiri’s side will need a strong performance to keep their qualification hopes alive as they face one of Africa’s football powerhouses.

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