The sixth round of the Libyan Premier League for the 2025–2026 season concluded with a remarkable scoring spree, totaling 50 goals across the four competitive groups. The results reinforced the continued dominance of the league’s major clubs, with a notable absence of upsets due to clear technical disparities and the current group structures. While the title race has yet to reach its peak intensity, the prolific goal-scoring highlighted the firm grip that top-tier teams maintain over their respective groups.
In Group 1, Al-Ahli Tripoli sustained its lead with a 3–1 victory over Al-Dhahra, while Al-Madina defeated Al-Qadsia 2–0. The group also saw 2–2 and 1–1 draws for Al-Mala’eb Al-Libi vs. Al-Suwayhili and Al-Sabah vs. Al-Khums, respectively, alongside Al-Watan’s 2–1 win over Abu Salim, bringing the group’s total to 15 goals. Group 2 witnessed Al-Ittihad asserting its authority with a 3–1 win over Shabab Al-Ghar, while Ittihad Gharyan beat Abi Al-Ashar 2–1. Tersana overcame Olympic 3–2, and Ittihad Misrata secured a narrow 1–0 win over Al-Shumooa, contributing 13 goals to the round’s tally.
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In Group 3, Al-Ittihad Al-Askari recorded the round’s biggest victory by thrashing Al-Saqour 4–1. Meanwhile, Al-Hilal beat Al-Anwar 2–0, Al-Taawon defeated Al-Sadaqa 2–1, and Al-Brouq narrowly beat Darnes 1–0, totaling 11 goals. Group 4 saw Al-Nasr continue its winning streak with a dominant 4–1 win over Al-Wafaq, while Al-Afriqi beat Khaleej Sirt 2–1, and Al-Akhdar secured a 1–0 victory over Al-Andalus. The match between Al-Murooj and Al-Tahaddy ended in a 1–1 draw, rounding out the group’s contribution with 11 goals.
Al-Ahli B continues to lead Group2 with a clean 4-0 victory in the Libyan Premier League
Statistical data after six rounds shows a total of 223 goals scored in 98 matches across 15 stadiums, averaging 2.27 goals per game. The league has seen 71 wins and 27 draws so far, with 35 penalties awarded (32 converted). Notably, domestic players have scored 115 goals, closely followed by foreign players with 108. The data also highlights a surge in scoring in the second half, with 137 goals compared to 86 in the first half. To date, 17 red cards have been issued, and 5 own goals have been recorded, reflecting the competitive yet disciplined nature of the season thus far.