The Libyan Football Federation is panicking after being asked by CAF to submit documents relating to the cancellation of the AFCON qualifying Group D match against Nigeria after the latter refused to play the match after their plane was diverted to Labraq Airport and held hostage for 18 hours without food and water.

Nigeria have threatened to boycott the AFC Africa Cup Of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Libya. Nigeria's decision comes after Libya held the Nigerian squad "hostage" for more than 16 hours. Despite Libya claiming the decision was unintentional,

Libya's football federation criticises its Nigerian counterpart after the Super Eagles decide to boycott Tuesday's Africa Cup of Nations 2025 qualifier.

Nigeria captain William Troost-Ekong spoke on behalf of the team and said that Nigeria would boycott the match and urged CAF (Confederation of African Football) to take action against Libya. But either way, the team was willing to forfeit the match.

The Nigeria men’s soccer team is set to leave Libya after being stuck at a remote airport for over 15 hours, according to Nigeria’s soccer governing body.

Contrary to initial reports suggesting a potential walkover, CAF announced that the match will not take place as scheduled

Libya's footballing body says Nigeria is to blame for the postponement of a scheduled Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. The Super Eagles had refused to play the match citing mistreatment upon their arrival to Libya.

Amid talks of the poor treatment of the Super Eagles by the Libyan Football Federation, we explore the potential sanctions CAF may impose on Libya for their actions.

The scheduled 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, AFCON, qualifying match-day four tie between Nigeria’s Super Eagles and Libya’s Mediterranean Knights was on Tuesday called off. DAILY POST reports that the Super Eagles were scheduled to play Libya in the 2025 AFCON qualifier at the Benina Martyrs Stadium in Benghazi,

The Nigeria squad wanted to boycott their 2025 AFCON qualifier in Libya after claiming they were stranded at an airport overnight. The game was later called off.

The Confederation of African Football has taken significant action regarding the Africa Cup of Nations qualification fixture involving Libya and Nigeria.