Did the local players fail Reggae Boyz audition?

By Duncan Saul On In Sports |
Liam Gordon [left] of Guyana tries to get around Fabian McCarthy of Jamaica during their CONCACAF Nations League clash at the National Track and Field Center, Leonora last evening.
Liam Gordon [left] of Guyana tries to get around Fabian McCarthy of Jamaica during their CONCACAF Nations League clash at the National Track and Field Center, Leonora last evening.

For many it can be described as a poor display against Caribbean opposition in recent memory. For others, especially the administrators, it was ultimately an audition for the local players to stake a claim for future national team selection.

The eventual end result was an embarrassing 4-0 home defeat to the Reggae Boyz, Jamaica’s Senior Men’s Programme at the National Track and Field Centre, Leonora in League-B of the CONCACAF Nations League.

While Guyana would have suffered identical, similar and even worse results prior to the aforementioned loss, the dominating performance of the visitors have placed a spot-light on the local grid, after six locally born players comprised the starting XI in the ill-fated result.