Kyjuon Marsh-Brown could make his international debut tonight as Antigua and Barbuda begin their qualification campaign for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
The Antigua and Barbudan's host St Lucia at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in St John's Antigua tonight, kick-off midnight UK time, in the first leg of their Round Two North, Central America and Caribbean qualifying tie.
The second leg will also be played at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium this coming Sunday.
Kyjuon, who does not turn 18 until December, has been included in The Bennaboys 28-man squad for the two qualifiers.
The Youth Team midfielder is joined in the squad by his brother Keanu, who currently plays for Barnet, and a number of other UK based players.
Kyjuon is yet to make his debut for Antigua and Barbuda in a competitive international but scored on his debut in a training match for the Caribbean nation back in March.
The 17-year-old enjoyed a fine first-year to his scholarship as he made 17 appearances for the Youth Team scoring twice as they made it to the Under-18 Professional Development League Two final.
His form saw him spend the majority of 2015 playing with Lee Carsley's Development Squad where he made ten appearances scoring twice.
A win over two leg for Kyjuon and his teammates will see them advance to another knock-out round in August ahead of the group stages that begin in November.