Winger Reggie Lambe was in the Bermuda U20 side which beat 10-man Guyana 3-0 in their opening CONCACAF U20 Championship second round qualifying group game in Surinam yesterday. The 19-year-old captained the team and was booked for dissent but wasn’t on the scoresheet.

The Bermudian youngsters next face Netherlands Antilles on Friday and finally Surinam on Sunday. Bermuda need to top the group in order to qualify for the CONCACAF Championship in Guatemala in April which also serves 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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bobble added 09:54 - Jan 20 bermuda to win the world cup.........the one the russians bribed fifa for that is
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Bluebell added 09:58 - Jan 20 Why did Guyana only have 10 men? Did they have one sent off or couldn't they find someone else to make up the 11?
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PhilTWTD added 09:59 - Jan 20 They had someone sent off apparently, although I didn't actually go.
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WeWereZombies added 11:13 - Jan 20 Captain at 19! Enough pressure for anyone to show a bit of dissent, he looks to be a prospect for the future in terms of leadership as well as playing skills.
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robboo92 added 11:44 - Jan 20 i feel sorry for the poor kid who has to travel to Bermuda every other week. and he's only captain of the under 20s zombies not the senior national team
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itfc1981 added 12:01 - Jan 20 I am surprised Reggie went!
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Mungo added 13:06 - Jan 20 Well done Reggie! Keep up the good work! Phil - You should have fought harder for that all expenses paid trip to the caribbean!
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julesbda added 14:16 - Jan 20 Technically it isn't in the caribbean ..and right now it is raining and cold ..so better off in UK !!
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Back_The_Boss added 14:22 - Jan 20 Well done Reggie!
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