Libya secured a 2–0 victory over Eswatini in their FIFA World Cup qualification clash in Group D, demonstrating clinical efficiency despite modest underlying metrics. Operating in a 3–4–3 formation, the hosts generated just 0.62 expected goals yet converted their chances decisively to claim all three points. Eswatini, set up defensively in a 5–3–2 shape, conceded 2.0 xG and offered little attacking threat; their goalkeeper faced a manageable task but could not prevent the two goals. The absence of named goalscorers in the data obscures the specific moments of quality, yet Libya's ability to win by two goals without overwhelming shot volume suggests composed finishing in key moments. This victory strengthens Libya's position in the qualification campaign and demonstrates their capacity to grind out results in African World Cup qualifying.