The Trinidad and To­ba­go Women's Team ar­rived in George­town, Guyana short­ly af­ter 2 pm on Fri­day ahead of to­mor­row's CON­CA­CAF W World Cup qual­i­fi­er against Do­mini­ca. The match will take place at the Na­tion­al Track and Field Fa­cil­i­ty in Leno­ra, Guyana at 5 pm.

There has been one change to the squad with goal­keep­er Malai­ka Dedi­er com­ing in for Klil Kesh­war.

Head coach Ken­wyne Jones was ex­pect­ed to con­duct a train­ing ses­sion at the George­town Foot­ball Club grounds on Fri­day evening and the of­fi­cial match­day-1 ses­sion will take place on Sat­ur­day at the game venue.

Mean­while, the T&TFA mean­time wish­es to thank all stake­hold­ers and part­ners who con­tributed and of­fered their sup­port to­wards the stag­ing of Thurs­day's CON­CA­CAF W World Cup qual­i­fi­er at the Hase­ly Craw­ford Sta­di­um, Mu­cu­rapo in which the T&T women's So­ca War­riors won 2-1 with a goal each from Asha James and cap­tain Karyn Forbes.

T&T se­nior women's team is try­ing to qual­i­fy from Group F in the 2022 Con­ca­caf World Cham­pi­onship, which serves as a qual­i­fy­ing com­pe­ti­tion for the 2023 FI­FA Women’s World Cup and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The FA and the Teams will es­pe­cial­ly like to thank the fans who turned up at the venue to wit­ness the match and spur on cap­tain Karyn Forbes and her team­mates.

This was the first Covid Safe­zone un­der­tak­ing by the FA for an in­ter­na­tion­al event. The FA's Plan­ning Com­mit­tee will con­tin­ue to re­view its op­er­a­tions and process­es as we look ahead to host­ing fu­ture events.

The next Con­ca­caf Women's qual­i­fi­er af­ter Do­mini­ca will be against the Turks and Caicos Is­lands on April 9, and then Guyana on April 12 at home at the Hase­ly Craw­ford Sta­di­um to close out the round-robin pool cam­paign. At the end of this stage, on­ly the top team will qual­i­fy for the next phase of the com­pe­ti­tion.

(T&T Team)

Goal­keep­ers:

1.Kimi­ka Forbes (Po­lice FC), 21.Tene­sha Palmer (Po­lice FC), 22.K’lil Kesh­war (St Fran­cis Col­lege—USA);

De­fend­ers:

2.Abishai Guy (Point Fortin), 4.Rhea Bel­grave (Po­lice FC), 5.Shau­nalee Govia (Uni­ver­si­ty of Mount Olive), 20.Lau­ryn Hutchin­son (both un­at­tached), 8.Vic­to­ria Swift (Club Leon—Mex­i­co), 19.Meyah Romeo (De­troit City—USA);

Mid­field­ers:

3.Shani Nakhid-Schus­ter, 7.Liana Hinds (both un­at­tached), 14.Karyn Forbes (Po­lice FC), 6.Kay­deen Jack (Gram­bling State Uni­ver­si­ty—USA), 9.Amaya El­lis (Johns Hop­kins Uni­ver­si­ty—USA), 10.Asha James (West Texas A&M Uni­ver­si­ty—USA), 12.Chel­cy Ralph (Ball State Uni­ver­si­ty—USA), 15.Kedie John­son (Flori­da In­ter­na­tion­al Uni­ver­si­ty—USA), 18.Maria-Frances Ser­rant (Cor­ban Uni­ver­si­ty—USA),

For­wards:

11.Rae­nah Camp­bell (Avantes Chalki­da WFC—USA), 13.Den­necia Prince (Point Fortin), 16.Cay­la Mc­Far­lane (Har­vard Uni­ver­si­ty—USA), 17.Maya Ma­touk (Po­lice FC).