The Libya national football team represents the State of Libya in international men's football. Governed by the Libyan Football Federation, the team competes in the Confederation of African Football (CAF) region. Historically, their home matches have been played at various stadiums, including the 28 March Stadium in Benghazi and the Tripoli Stadium, though security concerns have often led to matches being held on neutral ground. Founded in the mid-20th century, the team's colors are traditionally green, red, and black, reflecting the national flag. Libya's football history has been significantly shaped by the nation's political climate. Their most celebrated achievement came in 2014 when they won the African Nations Championship (CHAN), a tournament for domestic-based players, defeating Ghana in the final. This triumph provided a moment of immense national pride. The team has had sporadic appearances in the Africa Cup of Nations, with their best run being a runners-up finish in 1982. In recent years, Libyan football has faced challenges due to instability, but the national team continues to strive for qualification to major tournaments, relying on a mix of domestic talent and players based abroad in leagues across North Africa and the Middle East. The team is supported by a passionate fan base that sees football as a unifying force.