Antigua and Barbuda will continue their quest for a place in the 2016 Olympic Games this evening with help from a Brentford youngster
Kyjuon Marsh-Brown, 17, is in the Antigua and Barbuda squad for the first stage of a lengthy qualifying process for the football tournament at the games, which are a little more than a year away and will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The Caribbean nation will play three games this week in their first qualifying phase.
They won the first – on Wednesday, 24 June – against Aruba and play Guyana tonight, Friday 26 June, at 11pm BST.
They will also have to play Cuba to get through the first group stage but then have to play in another group stage and then a semi-final in the Caribbean section.
The two finalists in the Caribbean qualifying section will then go forward to final qualifying and two teams from the CONCACAF region will go to the Olympics, which is an Under-23 tournament.