Democratic Republic of Congo 0 - Libya 0

Tripoli was the site of Libya's first competitive match on home soil since the end of their revolution.  The visitors on this occasion where the Democratic Republic of Congo.  Libya could have pushed into an early lead, but Ahmed Osman saw his penalty kick opportunity saved by DR Congo goalkeeper Robert Kidiaba.  Boosted by the save, DR Congo looked lively on the counter, but the first period produced no goals.

The second half was controlled by Libya, but it was decidedly less enthralling than the first period.  The second half was marred by racist chanting and projectiles being thrown at Libya striker Tresor Mputu as he stood over a corner kick with ten minutes left in the match.  With their prime minister in attendance, Libya could only muster a lackluster 0-0 draw that leaves both teams adrift of Cameroon, who have played one less game in Group I.

Cameroon 6 pts +1
Libya 6 pts +1
DR Congo 5 pts +1
Togo 1 pts -3

Match Reports:
http://www.libyaherald.com/2013/06/07/disappointment-at-libya-dr-congo-goalless-draw-but-pride-at-hosting-the-game/