Brentford scholar Kyjuon Marsh-Brown still has hopes of playing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup after a remarkable night in Antigua.
The 17-year-old is part of the Antigua and Barbuda squad and the Caribbean nation played their first World Cup qualifying matches over the past few days.
Kyjuon was not involved in the North, Central America and Caribbean Second Round tie that concluded last night, Sunday 14 June.
Antigua and Barbuda went in to the second leg of their tie against St Lucia trailing 3-1 after the first match.
They looked to be heading out when St Lucia equalised on the night, making it 1-1 with less than ten minutes to go.
But the Antiguan public witnessed a spectacular finish as their side scored three times, twice in stoppage time, to win 4-1 on the night and 5-4 on aggregate.
Antigua and Barbuda now have a further home-and-away tie and two group stages to get through before they make the World Cup.
The draw for the Third Round of qualification will be made next month and the ties will be played in August and September.