Football match in Libya sparks violence and arson
Several people were injured following clashes after a football match in western Libya. The unrest began in Tarhuna after a disputed game between Al-Ittihad SCSC and Asswehly SC. The incident escalated outside the stadium and led to a government building being set on fire in Tripoli. Authorities have called for an investigation into the events.
Match highlights
- Fights broke out in Tarhuna after a match between Al-Ittihad SCSC and Asswehly SC.
- The game was suspended shortly before the final whistle due to a penalty dispute.
- Supporters and security forces clashed outside the stadium.
- The council of ministers’ headquarters in Tripoli was targeted with arson and sabotage.
- Authorities called for a legal investigation and urged against violence.
