Goals and Highlights: Libya 0-3 Egypt in 2022 World Cup Qualifiers

Thank you friends for joining us in this broadcast, Egypt wins and is the leader of Group F, very close to qualifying for the FIFA World Cup.

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🔴 📸 لقطات من مباراة ليبيا ومصر ضمن الجولة الرابعة للمجموعة الافريقية السادسة لتصفيات كأس العالم (2)…⬇️⬇️#EFA pic.twitter.com/s5y4xJDZjI

— EFA.eg (@EFA) October 11, 2021

Whistle from the South African referee Víctor Gomes and the game is over!

Libya 0-3 Egypt

Time fulfilled, 4 minutes will be added.

Libya change:

Omar Al Khoja replaces Faisal Al Badri.

Foul. Free kick for Egypt on the right wing.

Faisal Al Badri is shown a yellow card.

Foul. Free kick for Egypt in the attack zone.

Change Egypt:

Baher El Mohamady replaces Akram Tawfik.

Tarek Hamed replaces Abdallah Said.

Goal Egypt

Ramadan Sobhi's shot that makes it 3-0 on the scoreboard. Mohamed Salah with a brilliant pass to Sobhi who finishes calmly into the net and scores.

Motasem Sabbou has been shown the yellow card.

Libya change:

Murad Al Wohesi replaces Hamdou Elhouni.

Foul. Free kick for Egypt on the right wing.

Change Egypt:

Ramadan Sobhi replaces Omar Marmoush.

Hamdi Fathi replaces Amr Al-Sulaya.

Shot by Omar Marmoush from outside the area that the goalkeeper saves.

Corner kick for Egypt.

Offside, Libya.

Omar Marmoush's shot that goes wide of the goal.

Libya shot to the post and Egypt is saved.

Libya change:

Mohamed El-Munir replaces Abdullah Alshreef.

Corner kick for Libya.

Foul. Free kick for Libya on the right wing.

Akram Tawfik is shown a yellow card.

Omar Marmoush's shot that goes astray from the goal.

Foul. Free kick for Libya on the right wing.

Libya change:

Mohamed Ammar replaces Mohammed Al Tabal.

The referee whistles and the second half starts.

The first half ends:

Libya 0-2 Egypt

Goal Egypt

Mostafa Mohamed's header. A header that crosses the ball after a cross into the area to beat the goalkeeper.

Time fulfilled, 4 minutes will be added.

Moatasem Sabbou's shot that goes astray from the goal.

Shot by Muaid Ellafi that goes astray from the goal.

Goal Egypt

Ahmed Fatouh enters through the left sector of the area and takes a cross shot from below to beat the goalkeeper.

Foul. Free kick for Libya on the defensive half.

Foul. Free kick for Libya in midfield.

Omar Marmoush's shot inside the area that the goalkeeper stops.

Foul. Free kick for Egypt on the left wing.

Egypt substitution:

Mohamed Abou Gabal replaces Mohamed El Shenawy due to injury.

Foul. Free kick for Libya on the defensive half.

Omar Marmoush's shot that goes astray from the goal.

17 minutes now, and the goal does not come.

Muaid Ellafi's shot that goes off the right post.

Foul. Free kick for Libya on the right wing.

Foul. Free kick for Egypt on the right wing.

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Everything ready in Benghazi for the start of the game.

Hopefully it will be a good football game and that the best one wins.

Libya proved to be a tough nut to crack on Friday in Alexandria and this November they will be a stronger opponent on their own turf. Even more so when he is within reach to qualify for his first World Cup.

Egypt are slightly favorites to win the match, but they will have to improve if they want to leave Benghazi with all three points. The visitors have superior players within their ranks, but that must be demonstrated on the pitch.

🇱🇾 🆚 🇪🇬

Will the @Pharaohs assure their lead or will @Libyan_FF take it away? 🔝#WorldCup | #WCQ pic.twitter.com/i5DO2BJmxr

— CAF (@CAF_Online) October 11, 2021

Mohamed El-Shennawy

Ahmed Fattouh

Mahmoud Hamdi El-Wensh

Ahmed Hegazi

Akram Tawfik

Amr El-Sulya

Mohamed El-Neny

Abdallah El-Said

Mohamed Salah

Omar Marmoush

Mostafa Mohamed

Coach: Carlos Queiroz.

Mohamed Nashnoush

Abdullah Alshreef

Ali Salama

Sanad Al Warfalli

Moatasem Sabbou

Moatasem Al Musrati

Faisal Albadri

Muaid Ellafi

Hamdou Elhouni

Mohamed Al Tubal

Mohamed Zaabia

Coach: Javier Clemente.

Mohamed Salah will want to be back in Egypt's starting draw tonight, and will lead the line alongside Marmoush and Mostafa Mohamed the offensive line.

Marmoush's debut in Egypt's senior team couldn't have been much better after scoring the winning goal against Libya on Friday, and it is likely that today he will be rewarded with his second start with the Pharaohs.

Arsenal midfielder Mohamed Elneny has not played for the Gunners since late August, but he provided midfield experience for Egypt last game and it is likely that he will start again against Libya.

⚽ | منتخب ليبيا 🆚 منتخب مصر
🏆 | التصفيات الأفريقية لكأس العالم
🗓 | الاثنين - ١١ أكتوبر ٢٠٢١
🕘 | ٩:٠٠ مساءً بتوقيت القاهرة
🏟 | ستاد شهداء بنينا ببني غازي pic.twitter.com/MYOKecUh9b

— EFA.eg (@EFA) October 11, 2021

Both coaches have a decision to make on whether to alter their squad tonight or rotate from the players who started Friday, perhaps to add a different aspect to the tactical side of the game.

What is very likely to remain the same for the home team is their midfield unit, made up of Motasem Sabbou, Muaid Ellafi and Omar Al Khoja, as they have in the last two games.

Javier Clemente's team has no injured or suspended players.

📷 | 2 more hours to kick off. We are getting ready. #LBYEGY

ساعتين قبل انطلاق اللقاء.. الكل مستعد لمباراة الليلة 🇱🇾💪@caf_online_AR | @CAF_Online | @EFA | @fifaworldcup_ar | @fifacom_ar pic.twitter.com/iPcUdo4HFJ

— Libyan FF - الإتحاد الليبي لكرة القدم (@Libyan_FF) October 11, 2021

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Liverpool player Mohamed Salah is pure speed. The forward is an almost unstoppable player both in free running and with the ball at his feet, thanks to his great acceleration and good ball control. In addition, he has the ability to dribble and go one-on-one with his rivals in tight spaces. He is undoubtedly the great reference of this selection.

Hamdou Mohamed Elhouni plays for the Tunisian club Espérance Sportive and with the Libyan national team as a midfielder. His good performances have helped Libya to be in second place in Group F and keep their hopes alive of reaching their first FIFA World Cup.

Egypt:

Mohamed El-Shennawy

Ahmed Fattouh

Mahmoud Hamdi El-Wensh

Ahmed Hegazi

Akram Tawfik

Amr El-Sulya

Mohamed El-Neny

Abdallah El-Said

Mohamed Salah

Omar Marmoush

Mostafa Mahmoud

Coach: Carlos Queiroz.

Libya:

Mohamed Nashnoush

Abdullah Alshreef

Sanad Al Warfali

Ahmed Eltribi

Moatasem Sabbou

Mohamed El-Munir

Omar El Kojah

Moatasem Al-Musrati

Mohammed Sola

Muaid Ellafi

Mohammed Zubya

Coach: Javier Clemente.

South African referee Víctor Gomes will be in charge of the match between Libya and Egypt this Monday, October 11.
Gomes will be assisted by his South African counterparts Zakhele Siwela and Athenkosi Ndongeni. The fourth official will be Eugene Mdluli.

Carlos Queiroz's first match as Egypt's coach was as he would have liked, with Omar Marmoush scoring the only goal of the match to secure a 1-0 victory for the Pharaohs at home.

Egypt dominated the game with more ball possession and seven shots on goal, while Libya could only handle one shot on goal from Mohamed El Shenawy.

That was a major victory for Egypt, but by no means can Libya be ruled out to regain the top of the group at the end of this qualifying campaign, as the rematch against Egypt may see Clemente's team regain top spot.

Egypt felt they needed a coaching change after the team drew against Gabon, but the team has not lost a game since 2019, and if they extend that streak for just three more games, they will head to the Qatar World Cup 2022, looking for a rematch since in Russia 2018 they lost all three games of the first phase.

🔴 المنتخب يختتم تدريباته للقاء ليبيا غدا 🇪🇬 .... ⬇️⬇️#EFA pic.twitter.com/OY2q4GWfbv

— EFA.eg (@EFA) October 10, 2021

Libya's qualifying campaign got off to a perfect start, as they won their first two games in September, taking advantage of Egypt's loss of points to Gabon to lead the pack heading into their first clash with the Pharaohs.

Javier Clemente tried from the bench to help his team turn the game around after it fell behind in the 49th minute, and made four substitutions in the space of 10 minutes after that goal was scored, but his team failed. find the tie nowhere.

Libya must show more confidence ahead of Monday's clash, as they will play at home, unlike the first meeting on Friday when they tried to beat Egypt at the Borg El Arab Stadium, where no other team has managed to win in a qualifying match for the World Cup since 2004.

Libya has never qualified for a FIFA World Cup, making Egypt a huge favorite to win Group F, and with both teams expected to win their last two group matches, Monday's meeting could end up being the result decisive in determining the winners of this group.

نحن في منتصف الطريق! ⏳ ولا زال هناك الكثير لنقدمه.
معكم سنصل إلى وجهتنا ✅ 💪🏼🇱🇾

📷 | In case you like to watch videos, here's how our squad spend their second day in Benghazi 💪🏼🇱🇾@FIFAcom | @fifaworldcup_ar | @fifacom_ar | @CAF_Online #LibyaEgypt #Libya #WCQ2022 pic.twitter.com/odTdJDgZVO

— Libyan FF - الإتحاد الليبي لكرة القدم (@Libyan_FF) October 10, 2021

The March 28 Stadium is a multipurpose stadium located in Benghazi, Libya, it was opened in 1967 and has a capacity for 40,000 spectators.

The name of the stadium commemorates March 28, 1970, the day Libya achieved the definitive withdrawal of British forces from the naval and military bases near the cities of Tobruk and Benghazi.

In the stadium, the clubs Al-Ahly and Al-Tahaddy of the Libyan Premier League play their matches, and some matches of the Libyan national soccer team are also played.

The stadium also hosted several matches for the 1982 African Cup of Nations and has recently been refurbished.

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