In a night of derby that will remain etched in the memory of Libyan football, Al-Ahly Tripoli achieved a historic victory over its rival Al-Ittihad with a score of (4-1), in a match that witnessed dramatic scenes both on and off the pitch, reaching the point of physical altercations between players, amidst an official protest from Al-Ittihad.

Al-Ahly entered the match with the determination of a winner, imposing its rhythm from the start, exploiting the fragility of Al-Ittihad's defense, which appeared disjointed and unable to keep up with the fast pace of the game.

Al-Ahly scored four complete goals, the last of which was an own goal that caused an explosion of anger within Al-Ittihad's ranks.

As soon as the fourth goal was scored, angry protests erupted from Al-Ittihad's goalkeeper, who got into a heated argument with Al-Ahly player Murad Al-Hadhli, before the referee intervened to show the red card to both parties.

The tensions did not stop there, but escalated into a physical altercation among several players, prompting the intervention of technical and security teams to control the situation and end the chaos that engulfed the pitch.

While Al-Ahly Tripoli revels in the joy of victory that brings it closer to clinching the title, Al-Ittihad is experiencing one of its worst football nights, amidst widespread public anger and calls for accountability from those responsible for this resounding downfall.

Al-Ahly's four-goal victory is not just a heavy win, but a sports earthquake that will leave its repercussions within the corridors of Al-Ittihad and in the entire scene of Libyan football.