“We aim to maximize our home advantage, but we know our next matchup against Nigeria won’t be simple. Every point matters now, and our draw with Libya gives us greater confidence, according to Spittler, who was quoted by the Rwandan publication The New Times.
The coach, who must be losing sleep over how his defense would hold off the relentless Super Eagles attack led by Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman, lamented his team’s recent inability to convert scoring opportunities and their one-goal performance.

“We only ever manage to score one goal, which puts pressure on us the entire ninety minutes. Spittler stated that Amavubi are headed in the right direction, adding, “Our team is, however, taking shape, and we can get better.”

After Sobhi Al Dawi’s 16th goal for the home team was cancelled out in the 47th minute by Innocent Nshuti, Rwanda showed their road warriorry in Libya by rallying from behind to share the spoils.