Football: Puerto Rico Defeat Bermuda 2-1
[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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Do you have Puerto Rico’s starting XI?
No sorry, not right now….
Ok.
Thanks for the updates!
Yes, thank you! finally something POSITIVE ON the site to talk about!
Damn we cant even beat Puerto Rico. Good try though.
preparation. until we get our preparation right we will always be second, dont care who you get to coach it will be the same.(my son is playing so its not sour grapes its just facts)
tell my something new…so used to losing
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 .
Good game Bermuda. That’s all you need to say, and you don’t need to pay anything. No offense intended.