Libya plan to appeal what they described as the “unjust” ruling by CAF over a botched 2025 AFCON qualifier earlier this month in favour of the Super Eagles.
CAF ruled that Libya forfeit the match and pay a $50,000 fine for breaching various articles of their rules and regulations.
Libyan Football Federation (LFF) secretary-general, Nasser Al-Suwai said the CAF was “unjust”.
He said the LFF are studying the decisions of the CAF Disciplinary Board and could escalate the matter to the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) were the ruling not reversed.
A top Tunisian lawyer, Ali Abbas, has been engaged in this respect.
Libya Akhbar newspaper said the CAF verdict was “great injustice”.
