Brentford scholar Kyjuon Marsh-Brown will be looking to make his international debut and help Antigua and Barbuda fight back to make progress in their World Cup qualification campaign.
The 17-year-old was called in to the full international squad by the Caribbean nation for their first 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches.
He did not play in Antigua and Barbuda’s North, Central America and Caribbean Second Round First Leg loss to St Lucia on Wednesday, 10 June.
Antigua and Barbuda started as favourites but were beaten 3-1 at home.
The second leg, which is also being held in Antigua as St Lucia do not have a ground available, will be played tonight, Sunday 14 June.
The match will kick off at 7pm local time, midnight BST.
If Antigua and Barbuda do manage to overturn the deficit, they will have a further home-and-away tie and two group stages to get through before they make the World Cup.