The Libyan national football team concluded its training camp this evening in the Angolan capital, Luanda, in preparation for the anticipated match against the hosts tomorrow, Thursday, as part of the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

Coach Aliou Cissé aims to lead the "Knights of the Mediterranean" to a victory that will bring the team back into the competition for a qualifying spot, amid intensifying struggles within the group.

The Libyan team currently ranks third with 8 points, trailing five points behind the leader Cape Verde, while Cameroon sits in second place, four points ahead of Libya, and Angola is in fourth place, just one point behind.

According to the qualifying regulations, the leader of each group qualifies directly for the World Cup, while the second-placed team enters a playoff stage.