Midfielder Reggie Lambe is set to play for Bermuda later today in their second U20 World Cup qualifying group game against Antigua and Barbuda in Guadeloupe. On Wednesday the young Bermudians drew 1-1 with the hosts.
The winners of the group will qualify for the CONCACAF U20 Championship in Guatemala in April, while the runners—up go through to the second group phase of qualifying. Haiti were also supposed to compete in the group but have withdrawn from the competition.
The trip means the 19-year-old will not be involved in the Blues' Carling Cup tie against Northampton next Tuesday.
Bermuda U20s: Corey Richardson — St. David’s, Stephan Dill — Somerset Eagles, Reikco Trott — Boulevard Blazers, Rakeem DeShields — Somerset Eagles, Roger Lee — Somerset Eagles, Jaylon Bather — Somerset Eagles, Aaron Nelson — Boulevard Blazers, Errin Simons — Dandy Town Hornets, Troy Tucker — Somerset Eagles, Reggie Lambe — Ipswich Town, Quadir Maynard — Boulevard Blazers, Jair Minors — BAA, Dante Leverock — Dandy Town Hornets, Dunte Albouy — St. David’s, Shannon Burchall — Dandy Town Hornets, Casey Castle — PHC Zebras, Naeem Griffith — PHC Zebras, Jamel Swan — Dandy Town Hornets, Daniel Andrade — Somerset Eagles.
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