The Super Eagles will be without Samuel Chukwueze for Tuesday’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya. Chukwueze sustained a hamstring injury during the first game against the Mediterranean Knights on Friday.

Players and officials of the Super Eagles have been left stranded at the Al Abaq airport in Al Abaq, Libya hours after arriving in the country. About an hour before landing, the Nigerian aircraft approached its destination, Benghazi, but it was diverted to another city, which was more than two hours’ drive from the original destination.

Libyan authorities have activated hostilities ahead of Tuesday's crucial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against the Super Eagles of Nigeria.

The Super Eagles were held hostage by Libyan authorities at the Al-Abaq Airport on Sunday night, DAILY POST reports. According to the Super Eagles media officer, Promise Efoghe, the team’s chartered aircraft was approaching its destination in Benghazi before it was diverted to another city,

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The Super Eagles flew out to Libya on Sunday morning for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matchday 4 encounter against the Mediterranean Knights. The team’s chartered fight had a stopover in Kano before proceeding to Benghazi.