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2008–09 in Libyan football


LibyaLibyan Super CupIttihadKhaleej Sirte11 June Stadium2008-09Libyan Premier LeagueGreen Document StadiumGMTAkhdarTersanah2008-09Libyan Second Division2008-09Libyan CupAl Wahda TripoliLibyan Premier LeagueAhly Benghazi2010 FIFA World CupAfrican Nations ChampionshipCHAN 2009DR CongoGhanaZimbabweIttihadIttihadJS KabylieUNAF




The 2008-09 season is the 96th season of competitive football in Libya.




Contents






  • 1 Overview


  • 2 Events


  • 3 National team


    • 3.1 Friendly Matches


    • 3.2 World Cup Qualifiers


    • 3.3 African Nations Championship


      • 3.3.1 Qualifying - Final Round


        • 3.3.1.1 First leg


        • 3.3.1.2 Second leg




      • 3.3.2 Finals






  • 4 Performance in CAF competitions


    • 4.1 Qualified Teams


    • 4.2 Fixtures & Results


      • 4.2.1 First round


      • 4.2.2 Second round


      • 4.2.3 Third round


      • 4.2.4 Fourth round






  • 5 Performance in UAFA Competitions


    • 5.1 Qualified Teams


    • 5.2 Fixtures & Results




  • 6 Performance in UNAF Competitions


    • 6.1 Qualified Teams


    • 6.2 Fixtures & Results




  • 7 References





Overview




  • Aman al Aam, Wefaq Sabratha & Sweahly are all playing in the Premier League after winning promotion from the Libyan Second Division last season. Sweahly and Wefaq are returning after a 3-year absence, while Aman al Aam are making their debut as a re-incarnation of Al-Shorta Tripoli.


  • Ahly Benghazi, Hilal and Nasr are all playing at the Martyrs of February Stadium, the new LYD 20,000,000 project that opened on March 5, 2009



Events


On October 15, 2008, the Libyan Super Cup was won Ittihad as they defeated Khaleej Sirte 4-0 at 11 June Stadium


On October 17, 2008, the 2008-09 Libyan Premier League season started at the Green Document Stadium, at 14:00 GMT where Akhdar defeated Tersanah by 3 goals to 1.


On November 4, 2008, the 2008-09 Libyan Second Division season started.


On February 26, 2009, the 2008-09 Libyan Cup competition started


On May 28, 2009, Al Wahda Tripoli's relegation from the Libyan Premier League was confirmed after a 4-1 away defeat to Ahly Benghazi.



National team


The home team is on the left hand column; the away team is on the right hand column.



Friendly Matches


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20 August 2008

20:00 EET












Libya  2 – 2  Senegal

11 June Stadium, Tripoli





24 August 2008

19:40 EET












Libya  3 – 0  Chad

Dawood Goal 19'
Esnani Goal 77'
al Tarhouni Goal 80'

11 June Stadium, Tripoli





28 August 2008

20:00 EET












Libya  6 – 2  Niger

al Maghrabi Goal 25', 76'
al Masly Goal 44'
al Tarhouni Goal 51'
Zubya Goal 87'
Kader Goal 90+1' (o.g.)
Sacko Goal 38', 77'


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Referee: Algeria Algerian Officials






20 August 2008

20:00 EET












Libya  2 – 3  Uruguay

Esnani Goal 31'
al Fazzani Goal 57'
 (Report)
Eguren Goal 14'
Martínez Goal 70'
Pereira Goal 74'

11 June Stadium, Tripoli





18 February 2009

14:00 EET












Libya  1 – 0  Senegal

Zubya Goal 74'
 (Report)

11 June Stadium, Tripoli



World Cup Qualifiers


Libya was in Group 4 of the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification process[1]




5 September 2008

21:00 EET












Libya  1 – 0  Ghana

al Rewani Yellow card 5'
Saad Yellow card 44' Goal 86'
(Report) (in Arabic)[permanent dead link]
Kingston Yellow card 26'
Agogo Yellow card 30'


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Attendance: 45,000

Referee: Mali Koman Coulibaly[2]






11 October 2008

16:30 EET












Gabon  1 – 0  Libya

Moubamba Yellow card 41'
Mbanangoye Goal 83'
Meye Yellow card 89'
 (Report)
al Sbaay Yellow card 9'
Hussein Yellow card 29'
al Fazzani Yellow card 73'
Shaban Yellow card 84'


Omnisports President Omar Bongo, Libreville

Attendance: 26,000

Referee: South Africa Daniel Bennett[3]




African Nations Championship


Libya was in the North Zone for qualification to the inaugural African Nations Championship[4]



Qualifying - Final Round



First leg



29 November 2008

21:00 EET












Morocco  3 – 1  Libya

Allaoui Goal 11', 61'
Madihi Goal 85'
Fazzani Goal 25'

Stade Mohamed V, Casablanca




Second leg



13 December 2008

19:00 EET












Libya  3 – 0  Morocco

Zubya Goal 18'
Zuway Goal 47'
Saad Goal 62'

11 June Stadium, Tripoli


Libya advance to CHAN 2009 finals.



Finals


Libya were drawn in Group B, along with DR Congo, Ghana and Zimbabwe.[5]




2009-02-23

18:00












DR Congo  2 – 0  Libya

Kaluyituka Goal 58'
Lofo Goal 67' (pen.)
Kimuaki Yellow card 85'
 (Report)
Shaban Yellow card 66'
Saad Yellow card 73'
Fazzani Yellow card 77'


Stade Bouaké, Bouaké

Referee: Ivory Coast Desiré Doué Nomandiez[6]






2009-02-26

18:00












Libya  1 – 1  Ghana

Saad Goal 26'
Daoud Yellow card 36'
 (Report)
Coffie Yellow card 30'
Badu Yellow card 62'
Yeboah Yellow card 73'
Owusu-Ansah Goal 76'


Stade Bouaké, Bouaké

Referee: Senegal Cheick Ahmed Tidiane Seck[7]






2009-03-01

16:00












Zimbabwe  0 – 0  Libya

Karuru Yellow card 18'
Meleka Yellow card 37'
Gomba Yellow card 86'
 (Report)
Esnani Yellow card 17'


Stade Félix Houphouët-Boigny, Abidjan

Referee: Togo Kokou Djaoupe[8]



























































Team
 Pld
 W
 D
 L
 GF
 GA
 GD
 Pts

 Ghana
 3 1 2 0 6 3 +3
5

 DR Congo
 3 1 1 1 3 4 -1
4

 Zimbabwe
 3 0 3 0 3 3 0
3

 Libya
 3 0 2 1 1 3 -2
2


Performance in CAF competitions



Qualified Teams




  • Ittihad - CAF Champions League 2009 (as Libyan Premier League 2007-08 winners)


  • Ahly Tripoli - CAF Champions League 2009 (as Libyan Premier League 2007-08 runners-up)


  • Ahly Benghazi - CAF Confederation Cup 2009 (as Libyan Premier League 2007-08 third-placed team)


  • Khaleej Sirte - CAF Confederation Cup 2009 (as Libyan Cup 2007-08 winners)



Fixtures & Results



First round


NB: Ittihad received bye to Round of 32




January 31, 2009
18:00 EET
Champions League
Preliminary Round, 1st Leg












Al Ahly Tripoli 6 – 0 Niger AS Police

Pierre Koko'o Goal 14', 41', 90+5'
Waleed Sba'ai Goal 69'
Nader Kara Goal 89', 90+6'
 [9]


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Referee: Morocco Khalid Ramsis[10]






February 15, 2009
15:30 GMT
Preliminary Round, 2nd Leg












Niger AS Police 2 – 1 Al Ahly Tripoli

Goal 55', 58'
 [11]
Ahmed Saad Goal 72'


Stade Général Seyni Kountché, Niamey

Referee: Burkina Faso Jean-Baptiste Bassono[10]



Al Ahly Tripoli go through with an aggregate score of 7-2





February 1, 2009
15:00 EET
CAF Cup
Preliminary Round, 1st Leg












Tanzania Prisons FC 0 – 2 Khaleej Sirte
[12]
Abdallah al Sheikhy Goal 3'
Sheikh Sedao Goal 59'


Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium, Dar-es-Salaam

Referee: Kenya Alfred Ndinya[13]






February 14, 2009
13:30 GMT
CAF Cup
Preliminary Round, 2nd Leg












Khaleej Sirte 4 – 0 Tanzania Prisons FC

Sa'ad Abdelhafeedh Goal 24', 69'
Sheikh Sedao Goal 30'
Achour Majeed Goal 80'
 [14]


2 March Stadium, Sirte

Referee: Egypt Abderraouf Younis[13]



Khaleej Sirte go through with an aggregate score of 6-0





February 1, 2009
17:00 GMT
CAF Cup
Preliminary Round, 1st Leg












Sudan Hay al Arab 0 – 1 Al Ahly Benghazi
[12]
Ifeanyi Frederick Onuigbo Goal 36'
Hussein Fathi Sultaan Red card 77'


Stade Port Sudan, Port Sudan

Referee: Burundi Jean-Claude Niyongabo[13]






February 15, 2009
13:30 GMT
CAF Cup
Preliminary Round, 2nd Leg












Al Ahly Benghazi 0 – 1(a.e.t.)
(3 – 2 pen.)		 Sudan Hay al Arab
[14]
Ahmed Martin Goal 45+1'


28 March Stadium, Benghazi

Referee: Algeria Lamine Benaissa[13]



Al Ahly Benghazi go through 3-2 on penalty kicks, after an aggregate score of 1-1.



Second round


First Legs to be played over March 13-March 15, 2009
Second Legs to be played over April 3-April 5, 2009




March 15, 2009
15:00 GMT
Champions League
First Round, 1st Leg












Algeria JS Kabylie 1 – 2 Ahly Tripoli

Idrissa Coulibaly Goal 79' (pen.)
 [15]
Ahmed Saad Goal 55'
Osama Al Fazzani Goal 74'


Stade 1er Novembre, Tizi Ouzou

Referee: Egypt Osman Samir[16]






April 4, 2009
18:00 GMT
Champions League
First Round, 2nd Leg












Ahly Tripoli 1 – 0 Algeria JS Kabylie

Omar Dawood Goal 39'
[17][18]


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Referee: Tunisia Aouaz Trabelsi[16]



Ahly Tripoli advance to the next stage of the competition with an aggregate score of 3–1.





March 13, 2009
17:30 EET
Champions League
First Round, 1st Leg












Ittihad 1 – 1 Sudan Al-Merreikh

Mohamed Zubya Goal 47'
 [19]
Haytham Tambal Goal 74'


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Referee: Algeria Mohamed Bichari[16]






April 4, 2009
18:00 GMT
Champions League
First Round, 2nd Leg












Sudan Al-Merreikh 3 – 0 Ittihad

Endurance Idahor Goal 9', 26'
Raji Abdel-Aati Goal 38'
 [17]


Al Merreikh Stadium, Omdurman

Referee: Malawi Kalyoto Ngosi[16]



Ittihad are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 4–1





March 14, 2009
16:00 GMT
CAF Cup
Second Round, 1st Leg












Tunisia CS Sfaxien 4 – 1 Ahly Benghazi

Hamza Younes Goal 28', 70'
Hamdi Rouid Goal 50'
Issam Merdassi Goal 81' (pen.)
 [20]
Ahmed al Masli Goal 90+4'


Stade Taïeb Mhiri, Sfax

Referee: Nigeria Bunmi Ogunkolade[21]






April 4, 2009
16:00 GMT
CAF Cup
Second Round, 2nd Leg












Ahly Benghazi 2 – 1 Tunisia CS Sfaxien

Ibrahim al Khalil Goal 14'
Ifeanyi Frederick Onuigbo Goal 82'
 [22]
Issam Merdassi Goal 25'
Hachem Abbes Yellow card 45'


Martyrs of February Stadium, Benina

Attendance: 11,000

Referee: Uganda Ali Kalyango[21]



Ahly Benghazi are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 5–3





March 13, 2009
14:30 GMT
CAF Cup
Second Round, 1st Leg












Khaleej Sirte 0 – 1 Algeria ES Sétif
[23]
Abdelmalek Ziaya Goal 13'


2 March Stadium, Sirte

Referee: Sudan El Fadil Mohamed[21]






April 3, 2009
20:00 EET
CAF Cup
Second Round, 2nd Leg












Algeria ES Sétif 5 – 0 Khaleej Sirte

Amine Aksas Goal 30'
Abdelmalek Ziaya Goal 46'
Lamouri Djediat Goal 47', 55'
Mohamed Seguer Goal 83'
 [22]


Stade 8 Mai 1945, Sétif

Referee: Tunisia Yosr Saadallah[21]



Khaleej Sirte are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 6–0



Third round


First legs to be played over April 17-April 19, 2009
Second legs to be played over May 1-May 3, 2009




April 18, 2009
19:00 EET
Champions League
Second Round, 1st Leg












Ahly Tripoli 0 – 0 Tunisia ES Sahel

Ahmed Saad Penalty missed
 [24]


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Referee: Guinea Yakhouba Keita[25]






May 2, 2009
17:00 GMT
Champions League
Second Round, 2nd Leg












Tunisia ES Sahel 2 – 0 Ahly Tripoli

Sadat Bukari Goal 17'
Ammar Jemal Goal 43'
 [26]


Stade Olympique de Sousse, Sousse

Referee: Sudan Khalid Abdul Rahman[25]



Ahly Tripoli are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 2–0



Fourth round


First legs to be played over May 17-May 19, 2009
Second legs to be played over May 29-May 31, 2009[27][28][29]




May 15, 2009
19:00 EET
Confederation Cup
Second Round of 16, 1st Leg












Ahly Tripoli 0 – 0 Egypt Haras El Hodood

[30][31]


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Referee: Morocco Abdellah El Achiri






May 31, 2009
19:00 EET
Confederation Cup
Second Round of 16, 2nd Leg












Egypt Haras El Hodood 2 – 1 Ahly Tripoli

Ahmed Salama Goal 58', 88'
[32][33]
Nader Kara Goal 37'


El Max Stadium, Alexandria

Referee: Tunisia Kacem Benacceur[34]



Ahly Tripoli are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 2–1



Performance in UAFA Competitions



Qualified Teams




  • Ittihad - Arab Champions League 2008-09 (as Libyan Premier League 2007-08 winners)


  • Ahly Tripoli - Arab Champions League 2008-09 (as Libyan Premier League 2007-08 runners-up)



Fixtures & Results


First legs to be played over October 27-October 29, 2008
Second legs to be played over November 24-November 26, 2008[35]




October 29, 2008
18:00 GMT
Arab Champions League
Round of 32, 1st Leg












Ittihad 1 – 1 Tunisia US Monastirienne

Ahmed Mahmoud Zuway Goal 83'
[36][37]
Hicham Essifi Goal 75'

11 June Stadium, Tripoli





November 26, 2008
14:30 GMT
Arab Champions League
Round of 32, 2nd Leg












Tunisia US Monastirienne 2 – 1 Ittihad

Fraj Saasi Goal 1'
Hicham Essifi Goal 8'
[38][39]
Ahmed Mahmoud Zuway Goal 86'

Stade Mustapha Ben Jannet, Monastir


Ittihad are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 3–2





October 29, 2008
18:30 GMT
Arab Champions League
Round of 32, 1st Leg












Tunisia ES Tunis 0 – 0 Ahly Tripoli

[36][40]

Stade El Menzah, Tunis





October 29, 2008
18:00 GMT
Arab Champions League
Round of 32, 2nd Leg












Ahly Tripoli 0 – 0
(8 – 9 pen.)		 Tunisia ES Tunis

[38][39]

11 June Stadium, Tripoli


Al Ahly Tripoli are eliminated from the competition after losing a penalty shootout 9–8, after an aggregate score of 0–0



Performance in UNAF Competitions



Qualified Teams




  • Ittihad - North African Cup of Champions (Libyan Premier League 2007-08 winners)


  • Khaleej Sirte - North African Cup Winners Cup (Libyan Cup 2007-08 winners)



Fixtures & Results




November 19, 2008
15:00 GMT
Cup Winners Cup
Qualifying Round, 1st Leg












Morocco Maghreb Fez 3 – 0 Khaleej Sirte

Kader Fall Goal 9', 56'
Mustapha Mraini Goal 69'
 [41]


Complexe Hassan II, Fez

Attendance: 15,000






December 3, 2008
15:00 EET
Cup Winners Cup
Qualifying Round, 2nd Leg












Khaleej Sirte 0 – 1 Morocco Maghreb Fez
[41]
Bouabid Bouden Goal 90+2'


2 March Stadium, Sirte

Attendance: 1,500



Khaleej Sirte are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 4–0





December 17, 2008
14:00 GMT
Champions' Cup
Semi-Final, 1st Leg












Tunisia Club Africain 2 – 1 Al Ittihad

Oussama Sellami Goal 26'
Wissem Ben Yahia Goal 61' (pen.)
Reyad Ellafi Goal 68'


Stade Olympique d'El Menzah, Tunis

Attendance: 25,000






December 24, 2008
15:30 GMT
Champions' Cup
Semi-Final, 2nd Leg












Ittihad 1 – 1 Tunisia Club Africain

Mohammad Esnani Goal 14'
 [42]
Lassaad Ouertani Goal 57'


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Attendance: 35,000

Referee: Egypt Essam Abdelfattah



Ittihad are eliminated from the competition with an aggregate score of 3–2





January 8, 2009
15:00 GMT
Champions' Cup
3rd–4th Place Play-off












Al Ittihad 1 – 1 Algeria JS Kabylie

Ali Rahuma Goal 20'
Mohammad Za'abia Penalty missed90+1'
Adlène Bensaid Goal 79'


11 June Stadium, Tripoli

Referee: Tunisia Qasim Belnasir



There was an ongoing feud as to who would take 3rd place. Ittihad were originally given 3rd place as JS Kabylie did not play a penalty shootout, as they claim they won the tie on away goals. The Algerian club also said that Ittihad had an unfair advantage playing at home in a one-off match. As a result, UNAF met on January 19 to discuss the case. The UNAF later decided that the two clubs would share 3rd place, and therefore share the $75,000 prize fund.[43]



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