In the 2014 World Cup qualifiers, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Leopards) secured a crucial draw against Libya with a 0-0 result. Despite a tense atmosphere and early pressure from the locals, the Leopards defended solidly, with goalkeeper Robert Kidiaba making a crucial save from a penalty in the 14th minute. The Congolese team had opportunities to counterattack, with players like Distel Zola and Yannick Bolasie testing the Libyan defense. The match experienced a brief stoppage in the 80th minute due to fan behavior, but it resumed, and Kidiaba made another important save in stoppage time. The result keeps Libya in the lead of Group I with 6 points, while the Democratic Republic of the Congo is in second place with 5 points, pending the outcome of the Togo-Cameroon match on June 9.
ELIMINATION WORLD CUP 2014: LIBYA AND DR CONGO SEPARATE BACK TO BACK (0-0)
