Mauritius vs Libya Predictions - Libya set to beat Mauritius

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 11 Oct 2025

Brad Newcomb 11 Oct 2025

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Libya have lost one of their last five matches.
Mauritius has lost 3 of last 5 fixtures.
Libya predicted to win 2-0 against Mauritius.

Libya have been in solid form lately (Getty Images)

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Mauritius vs Libya Predictions

Mauritius vs Libya Predictions
Head to Head
Mauritius Form
Mauritius Team News & Injuries
Libya Form
Libya Team News & Injuries

Mauritius have been out of sorts during their World Cup qualifying campaign. Libya dropped points in their previous outing but defeated Mauritius in an earlier qualifier. Libya are predicted to win to nil.

Mauritius have lost 3 of their last 5 fixtures.
Mauritius have scored 1 goal in 5 matches.
Mauritius have scored 7 goals in 5 games.
Libya have won 2 of their last 5 fixtures.
Libya have scored 8 goals in 5 games.
Libya have conceded 7 goals in 5 matches.

Head to Head

Libya defeated Mauritius 2-1 in a 2024 FIFA World Cup qualifier.

Mauritius Form

Mauritius registered another defeat in their clash with Cameroon, losing by two goals to nil.

Mauritius kept Cameroon at bay during the first half, going into the half-time with the score at 0-0.

Mauritius conceded 12 minutes into the second half and again in the second minute of stoppage time to lose 2-0 to Cameroon.

In September, Mauritius played two FIFA World Cup qualifiers, losing 2-0 to Cape Verde and 3-1 to Angola.

Mauritius are 5th in Group D with five points from nine matches. They have secured one win, two draws, and six losses.

Les Dodos have drawn two in their last five fixtures, including three defeats. They scored one goal and conceded seven at the back.

Mauritius have struggled to win any of their qualifiers lately as the goals have dried up and they look unlikely to get a result against Libya.

Mauritius Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Kevin Jean Louis, Dorian Chiotti, Jininio Darbon

Defenders: Jordan Francois, Brendon Citorah, Dylan Collard, Rosario Latouchant, Emmanuel Vincent, Lindsay Rose, Bradley Antoine, Wilson Mootoo, Leon Alizart

Midfielders: Yannick Aristide, Adel Langue, Jeremy Villeneuve, William Francois, Darell Arthee, Adrien Botlar, Gabriel Caliste, Fabrice Brasse, Pascal Colin, Adrien Francois, Fernando Jackson, Mathieu Etrange, Kevin Bru

Forwards: Jason Ferre, Cooper Legrand, Linley Rita

Libya Form

Libya dropped vital points in their bid to reach the 2026 World Cup finals after drawing 3-3 with Cape Verde midweek.

Libya had the perfect start to their match when a Cape Verde player scored an own goal after one minute of play; however, their opponents levelled matters 28 minutes later before Libya regained the lead three minutes before half-time.

Libya went further ahead after 58 minutes of play before Cape Verde pulled a goal back at the 76-minute mark and grabbed an equaliser six minutes later.

Before that result, Libya defeated Angola 1-0 and Eswatini 2-0 in back-to-back FIFA World Cup qualifiers in September.

Libya are 3rd in the Group D table with 15 points from nine matches. They have won four, drawn three and lost two.

The Mediterranean Knights have won two of their last five fixtures, including one defeat and two draws. They have scored eight goals and conceded seven.

Libya have been in decent nick lately and need to beat Mauritius by a large margin, while other results must go their way to finish second in Group D.

Libya Team News & Injuries

Ezoo El Maremi scored in the first half against Cape Verde.

Mahmoud Al Shalwi was also on the scoresheet.

Libya squad list for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers:

Murad Al Wuheeshi, Saif Jaddour, Ali Yousuf, Ahmed Saleh, Muhanad Eito, Fadel Salama, Abdulmonaem Okashah, Bashir Al Hibeeshi, Mahmoud Al Shalwi, Ezoo El Maremi, Muad Eisa, Muad Al Mansoori, Ayman Al Tihar, Talal Farhat, Abdullah Al Houti, Abdallah Dago, Mohammed Soulah, Nour al-Din Al Qulaib, Osamah Al Shuraimi, Husayn Taqtaq, Yousef Karah, Fahd Al Mesmary, and Ahmed Al Bayzi.