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Libya Press
Al Ahli Tripoli have won their 9th Libyan Cup title after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Al Ahli Benghazi in the final held in Cairo. The decisive match, which took place on June 9, 2026, saw Tripoli's finest edge out their eastern rivals in a tense encounter that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle. The win cements Al Ahli Tripoli's status as one of the most decorated football clubs in Libyan history.
The victory is a significant moment for Libyan football, which has faced years of disruption due to political instability and conflict. The fact that the final was held in Cairo rather than Libya underscores the challenges that domestic football continues to face. However, the high level of competition between Tripoli and Benghazi's top clubs shows that Libyan football talent remains strong despite these obstacles. Al Ahli Tripoli's consistent performance at the highest level serves as a beacon of hope for fans across the country.
As Libyan Cup winners, Al Ahli Tripoli will now represent Libya in the CAF Confederation Cup next season. This is a prestigious opportunity for the club to compete against top teams from across the African continent. The Confederation Cup is Africa's second-tier club competition, and Libyan clubs have historically shown they can compete at this level. Al Ahli Tripoli's experience in continental competitions will be crucial as they aim to make a deep run in the tournament and bring pride to Libyan football fans.
The Tripoli-Benghazi rivalry is one of the most intense in North African football. Matches between Al Ahli Tripoli and Al Ahli Benghazi are more than just football games — they represent the cultural and geographic divide between Libya's two largest cities. The 1-0 scoreline reflects the tightly contested nature of these encounters, where defensive discipline and individual moments of brilliance often decide the outcome. Fans from both cities will already be looking forward to the next chapter of this storied rivalry.
With 9 Libyan Cups, 14 league titles, and 3 Super Cups, Al Ahli Tripoli continue to build on their legacy as a football powerhouse. The focus now shifts to the CAF Confederation Cup, where the club will aim to showcase Libyan talent on the continental stage. For Libyan football fans, this victory is a reminder that despite the challenges facing the sport in the country, excellence and passion for the game remain alive and well. The journey continues, and Al Ahli Tripoli are leading the charge.
— LibyaPress / Sports Desk