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Wigan stretched their winning run to eight games in all competitions after coming from behind to beat the Blues 3-1 at Portman Road. Tommy Smith put Town in front in the 19th minute, but goals from James McClean and Leon Barnett saw the Latics go in ahead at the break with McClean adding his second and Wigan s third in 77th minute. ....
It should be a much better showing from the Barbados senior national women’s team in their second qualifying match of the 2022 Concacaf W Championships scheduled for tomorrow at the San Cristobal, Estadio Panamericano, Santo Domingo.Based on what is already known on paper, the Lady Tridents coached by Mario Harte and Emmerson Boyce, have a much better ranking (144) on the FIFA’s list and therefore should pose some challenge to Aruba at 172 in the standings. ....
Five goals in the back of the nets and two red cards summed up Barbados senior national women’s team’s opening match against favourites Panama when commenced around 9 p.m. Thursday night at the Estadion de Rommel Fernandez in Panama City.Placed in Group D, the 58th ranked Panama side showed just how experienced and capable they were with numerous attacking plays that had Lady Tridents goalkeeper and captain Kamilah Burke along with her defence team busy all nightDespite what the full-time score reflected Burke must be commended for her efforts having made some spectacular saves as she led by example given that Panama could have possibly scored as early as the ninth minute and on a few more occasions if it wasn’t for her capabilities with the gloves. ....
The return of senior national defender Alyssa Yard paid off for the Barbados women’s team recently when she accounted for the lone goal that earned the Bajan ladies a 1-0 victory against host Suriname.During an interview with Barbados TODAY, the former University of the West Indies Blackbirds and Pro-Shottas utility player said it felt very special to score her first international goal for Barbados on her return to national duties after a six-year break.Barbados women coached by former national top striker Mario Harte drew the first match 1-1 but emerged victorious in their second and final encounter when Yard got the initial touch and scored off a rebound that stemmed from a penalty kick. Now that she is back and part of the national setup thanks to the encouragement of her sister Dr Nicola Yard, the younger Yard said she thinks that local women’s football has developed quite a lot from when she first started playing the game. However, she believes that there is a need for improve ....