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🛒 تسوق الآنAl Ahly Tripoli Clinch Third Consecutive Libya Cup Title in Cairo
Al Ahly Tripoli Clinch Third Consecutive Libya Cup Title in Cairo
A Historic Night at Cairo International Stadium
Al Ahly Tripoli have been crowned champions of the Libya Cup for the third year running, defeating fierce rivals Al Ahly Benghazi 1-0 in a tense final at Cairo International Stadium on Tuesday evening. The victory, masterminded by Egyptian head coach Hossam El-Badry, cements the club's dominance of Libyan football and delivers a trophy that fans in Tripoli have been celebrating since the final whistle.
The decisive moment came in a tightly contested match where both sides created chances, but it was Al Ahly Tripoli's clinical edge that proved the difference. The lone goal sent thousands of traveling supporters into raptures and underlined the tactical discipline instilled by El-Badry since he took charge of the club.
Hossam El-Badry's Trophy Legacy
Egyptian manager Hossam El-Badry has now guided Al Ahly Tripoli to three consecutive Libya Cup triumphs — a remarkable achievement that places him among the most successful coaches in the competition's recent history. His ability to build a squad capable of delivering under pressure has turned Al Ahly Tripoli into the team to beat in Libyan football.
El-Badry, a highly respected figure in North African football, previously managed the Egyptian national team and several top clubs across the region. His experience at the highest level has been instrumental in transforming Al Ahly Tripoli's mentality in knockout competitions, where composure and tactical awareness often separate the winners from the rest.
Key Facts from the Final
- Venue: Cairo International Stadium, Egypt — chosen as a neutral ground for the final
- Result: Al Ahly Tripoli 1 – 0 Al Ahly Benghazi
- Coach: Hossam El-Badry (Egypt) led Al Ahly Tripoli; Tarek Mostafa (Egypt) coached Al Ahly Benghazi
- Milestone: Third consecutive Libya Cup title for Al Ahly Tripoli
- Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2026
- Rivalry: The match pitted Libya's two most popular clubs against each other in a high-stakes showdown
What This Means for Libyan Football
The Libya Cup final being held in Cairo reflects the ongoing challenges facing domestic football infrastructure in Libya. With security and logistical concerns continuing to affect the hosting of major sporting events inside the country, neutral venues in neighboring Egypt have become the standard solution for finals and high-profile fixtures.
Despite these challenges, the passion for football across Libya remains unmatched. The rivalry between Al Ahly Tripoli and Al Ahly Benghazi — representing the country's two largest cities — is one of the most intense in North African sport. Millions of fans across Libya and in the diaspora followed the match, with social media buzzing throughout the 90 minutes.
Looking Ahead: Can Anyone Stop Al Ahly Tripoli?
With three consecutive cup titles now secured, Al Ahly Tripoli have established themselves as the benchmark in Libyan football. The challenge for rivals like Al Ahly Benghazi, Al Ittihad, and Al Nasr is to find a way to break the Tripoli club's stranglehold on silverware.
For El-Badry and his squad, the focus will now shift to the league campaign and the possibility of a domestic double. If the current trajectory continues, this Al Ahly Tripoli side could be remembered as one of the greatest in the club's storied history.
Congratulations to Al Ahly Tripoli and coach Hossam El-Badry on a well-deserved third straight Libya Cup triumph. The fans in Tripoli are celebrating tonight — and they have every reason to.
— LibyaPress / Sports Desk
