Skipper Lambe and Bermuda Lose - Ipswich Town News
Reggie Lambe and Bermuda lost 2-1 to hosts Surinam in the final game of their CONCACAF U20 Championship second round qualifying group yesterday. The 19-year-old Town winger again skippered his side.
Bermuda needed to beat Surinam to top the group and qualify for the CONCACAF Championship in Guatemala in April, which also serve as qualification for the U20 World Cup in Colombia in the summer.
Lambe has previously won nine full caps, scoring four goals, in addition to games at U23 and U20 levels.
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