Libya’s national football team lost Friday 0-3 to neighbors Tunisia which secured the top place in Group J of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.
Goals from Yusef Msakni, Ali Maâloul and a late goal from substitute Haythem Jouini confirmed the victory for the Tunisians.
Libya will be Tunisian at home at the Benina Stadium in Benghazi on March 28 as part of the group stage qualifiers for AFCON that will be held in Ivory Coast between January and February 2024.
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