Football: Puerto Rico Defeat Bermuda 2-1

September 7, 2012 | 11 Comments

[Updated - Puerto Rico won 2 -1. They scored their first goal in the 65th minute to make the game 1-0. After Khano was fouled, Antwan Russell converted the penalty to make the game 1-1. Puerto Rico then scored their second goal in extra time as the game was ending to win the game.]

The Bermuda National Football Team is presently in Haiti taking part in the first round of the Digicel Caribbean Cup Group 1 Qualifying Tournament. Their first match is this evening [Sept 7], and they are playing Puerto Rico.

Bermuda’s starting lineup is: Freddy Hall, Tyrell Burgess, Darius Cox, Khano Smith, Damon Ming, John Barry Nusum, Antwan Russell, Domico Coddington, Jahnai Raynor, Shakir Smith [one name unclear]

The coverage below is thanks to Anthony Francis is who texting from Haiti, press “F5″ key for latest updates:

Update #1: Both countries flags are backwards

Update #2: First attempt on goal to Puerto Rico in the 2nd minute goes wide of left of Freddy Hall in goal

Update #3: Freddy Hall makes a good save

Update #4: Antwan Russell drives into Puerto Rico goal area drawing corner in the 6th minute.

Update #5: High ball in Puerto Rico easily collected by Puerto Rico keeper

Update #6: Bermuda is playing a 4-1-4-1 formation

Update #7: Jahni Raynor makes attempt from 22 yards, saved by Puerto Rico keeper.

Update #8: Good move down the right sees Antwan Russell fire high from a Coddington cross in the 17th.

Update #9: A foul gives Puerto Rico first set piece that is cleared by Bermuda in the 20th.

Update #10: A quick one two by Puerto Rico results in a weak shot wide shot

Update #11: 28 yard Puerto Rico effort sails high. The Bermuda formation has clogged the midfield forcing Puerto Rico wide. Manders defense results in a Coddington wide shot from 25 yards. Score remains 0 – 0.

Update #12: More good work by Manders, Coddington and Russell result in first Bermuda set piece from 20.

Update #13: Khano drives low against a breaking wall. Another Bermuda corner in the 38th fizzles.

Update #14: Another Russell drive at Puerto Rico in the 42nd minute

Update #15: It’s now halftime, score is 0 – 0

Update #16: Game back underway, no changes for Bermuda, Puerto Rico made two changes. A Ming foul in the 48th minute gives Puerto Rico a chance from 22 yards. The shot forces Bermuda’s keeper Freddy Hall to tip over the top.

Update #17: A defensive slip allows Puerto Rico an opportunity that was wasted wide

Update #18: A forceful Manders surge and interplay with Russell sees Coddington lob inches high

Update #19: A Khano foul in the 58th minute allows Puerto Rico another set piece. Unsure clearance sees Puerto Rico stray wide with the shot.

Update #20: Khano covering from the center earns Puerto Rico a corner. Nothing comes of it in the 60th minute.

Update #21: Manders appears to have twisted an ankle in the 62nd minute. He is up and running and waiting for permission.

Update #22: Puerto Rico scores in the 65th minute, Puerto Rico now up 1 – 0

Update #23: Bermuda makes first substitution, Reggie Lambe comes on for Jahni Raynor

Update #24: Good cross by Lambe knocked down by Russell sees Khano fouled

Update #25: Antwan Russell steps up and easily slots to keeper’s left. Score now 1-1.

Update #26: The game is now in the 72nd minute

Update #27: In the 85th minute Bermuda survives a vicious drive

Update #27: Bermuda makes two substitutions. Coke for Manders and Darrell for Coddington

Update #28: Puerto Rico has just scored in extra time as the game was ending to win the game. Final score Puerto Rico 2, Bermuda 1.

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  1. FutbolPR says:

    Do you have Puerto Rico’s starting XI?

  2. A.S. says:

    tell my something new…so used to losing

  3. M.P.Mountbatten JP says:

    As a taxpayer I’m trying to figure out how to support our National Soccer Team , with-out actually paying for them . Until they start winning of course .

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