Brentford scholar Kyjuon Marsh-Brown was not involved as Antigua and Barbuda kicked off their qualifying campaign for the 2016 Olympic Games.
The Caribbean nation are attempting to qualify 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.
Antigua and Barbuda have to go through a lengthy qualifying process and Kyjuon, 17, is part of their squad.
He did not, however, play as they beat Aruba 7-0 last night, Wednesday 24 June.
Aruba had their goalkeeper sent off in the first seven minutes and had no answer to Antigua, who ran riot.
Antigua and Barbuda will also play Cuba and Guyana in the first group phase, which they are also hosting.
If they make their way through they will play in another group stage and then a semi-final.
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.