The Libya football federation in a letter has that action will be taken against Nigeria for pulling out of the qualifiers match .
The letter reads
"Statement of the Libya football federation regarding the match between our national team and the Nigerian team.
The Libyan football federation condemns the measures taken by the Nigerian football federation by refusing to play the Libya Nigeria match in African national cup of nations qualifiers scheduled Tuesday October 15, stressing that it will take all legal measures to preserve the interest of the Libyan national football team.
The Libyan federation attaches some inhumane footage that did not prevent the Libyan mission from playing the Nigeria - Libya match last Friday in Nigeria, out of cooperation with the confederation of African football.
The Libyan football federation clarifies that it's Nigerian counterpart did not cooperate with it in any way. Whether regarding the first or second leg match nothing that the event the event beyond our control do not equal a small part of what the Libyan national team was exposed to in the first match.
The Libyan football federation apologizes to Libyan football fans everywhere and to the parties concerned with the match arrangements due to the state of confusion caused by the Nigerian football federation which led to the match not being held on time "
The Libyan football federation condemns the measures taken by the Nigerian football federation by refusing to play the Libya Nigeria match in African national cup of nations qualifiers scheduled Tuesday October 15, stressing that it will take all legal measures to preserve the interest of the Libyan national football team.
The Libyan federation attaches some inhumane footage that did not prevent the Libyan mission from playing the Nigeria - Libya match last Friday in Nigeria, out of cooperation with the confederation of African football.
The Libyan football federation clarifies that it's Nigerian counterpart did not cooperate with it in any way. Whether regarding the first or second leg match nothing that the event the event beyond our control do not equal a small part of what the Libyan national team was exposed to in the first match.
The Libyan football federation apologizes to Libyan football fans everywhere and to the parties concerned with the match arrangements due to the state of confusion caused by the Nigerian football federation which led to the match not being held on time "
Still condemning? You leave them in an abandoned airport, and expect them to come play shining their teeth ba.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand???So na revenge them do?Now they are talking.
ReplyDeleteI'm shocked too. Not taking responsibility from the LFF. We wait and see how CAF resolves this.
ReplyDeleteTheir AUDACITY needs to be studied.
ReplyDeleteWho be their supplier?
Radarada oshi
I can't believe they are blaming us after what they did to our players.
ReplyDeleteAre they ok like this?
ReplyDeleteThey like fight and war more than anything. What is CAF doing about this🥹🥺
ReplyDeleteThis one pass Shock ooo
ReplyDeleteLike Seriously
Hello iya Boys
You treated us like pieces of trash and slaves. You still have the audacity to release a pointless press statement without even being able to take responsibility for your wrongdoing on how Super Eagles players were treated.
ReplyDeleteNot their fault. 🤨🤨🤨
ReplyDeleteIs this what they're supposed to say after the disappointment 😞?
ReplyDeleteI did not expect them to be featured in international matches with what is going on in that country. The civil war there and abuse of human rights, no stable government, broad daylight maiming and killings, I didn't expect them to be featured at all.
ReplyDeleteMehn!, this is see finish or what? The audacity after that ill treatment of our players
ReplyDeleteSo, no ratings for us both home and abroad? Na wa oo
They should be banned from football altogether. And just like the devil works they want to twist things and create confusion. Imagine a country with no history of football wants to come up against one with a long-standing reputation of professional conduct and a solid reputation in the sport continentally and globally.
ReplyDeleteCAF needs to step up, please.
ReplyDeleteArifin gba!!!!
ReplyDeleteRubbish God punished them.
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