Libya vs Angola, 2022 World Cup Qualifying - CAF, Group Stage

· FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF

Libya

49': Sanad El Werfelli (P)

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1 - 1

Angola

81': Zini

About

Libya are hosting Angola at Benghazi International Stadium, Benghazi, Libya, starting on . The match is a part of the FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF.

Game Information

Competition: FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF

Venue: Benghazi International Stadium
Location: Benghazi, Libya

WCQ - CAF Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Ivory Coast	10	+25	26
2	Gabon	10	+13	25
3	Gambia	10	+9	13
4	Kenya	10	+4	12

Full Table

Line-Ups

Libya

No.	Name
	Muad Allafi (GK)
5	Mansour Rezk
24	Naji Drah
	Sanad El Werfelli
	Motasem Sabbou
21	Omar Al Khouja
	Mohammed Touhami
	Shamikh Faraj
	Mohammed Ali Soulah
11	Yousef Karah
20	Anas Hamad

Libya Substitutes:

Moayad Allafi, Abdalla Sherif, Muhanad Madeen, Muad Eisay, Ayman Al Tihar, Mohamed El Monir, Murad Al-Wuhessi, Al Motasim Al Musrati, Hamdou Mohamed, Ahmed El Trbi, Senosi Alhadi.

Angola

No.	Name
	Hugo Marques (GK)
	Kialonda Gaspar
	Jonathan Buatu
21	Eddie Afonso
16	Víctor Augusto Passos Carneiro
9	Hélder Costa
23	Miguel Pedro
	Estrela
	Ary Papel
8	Mário Balbúrdia
19	Zini

Angola Substitutes:

Daniel Liberal, Herenilson, Augusto Mualucano, Pedro Bondo, Carlinhos, Capita, Kadú, Kinito, Depú, Domingos Andrade, César Sousa.

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