National interim women's coach Kenwyne Jones will lead the senior team into action in two international friendly matches against the Dominican Republic on November 26 and 30, in the Dominican Republic.
Coach Jones, whose contract is expected to expire on the day of the second match, told Guardian Media Sports yesterday that he wants to see something different from what he saw against the Panamanian national team last month.
Jones steered the women's team to two impressively drawn results 0-0 and 1-1 against the Panamanians at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Balmain, Couva, although the team had not played a competitive match in almost two years.
His team will be without a few key players but Jones who said the team had the capability to qualify for the 2023 FIFA World Cup, said: "We're going to the Dominican Republic to play them in two games. We are carded to leave on Monday and we play them in two matches, one on the 26 and one on the 30.
"At this point in time, I don't think the team will ever be at full strength, we're still scouting some players. There are still some players that we want to come into the squad. As we know, based on their situation with the colleges and of course, there are some players we're seeking to go through the process to get passports for them, but we have a scouting network that has been working quite ferociously.
"Since I've been there so far we have managed to find quite a few players, so with that, we're trying to get them in the squad."
The former national striker who has had a stint internationally with Stoke City in England did not say who will be brought into the squad but said he hoped they will be brought in very soon. He came in as an interim coach following the resignation of American Constantine Konstin who initially replaced Welshman James who also resigned on October 6 to take up an offer in the UK.
Jones has said he wanted the full-time coaching job for the women's team, as he believed the players were loaded with talent that only needed nurturing.
Quizzed about the coaching job, Jones said he was still functioning in an interim position.
Guardian Media Sports was told the former striker will be favoured for the position, especially after the decent showing against the Panamanians.
Asked if he wanted to see more than he saw against the Panamanians, Jones said: "I wouldn't say I want to see more but I want to see something different. For each block of international camp that we have or training camp, we're trying to implement different aspects of our complete game, structure, philosophy.
"This test against the Dominican Republic would allow us the opportunity to add some different philosophies with the players we have coming into the squad. And as we go along, we will continue to add as we continue to prepare for the qualifiers in February."
The T&T women's team will begin their qualifiers in February, playing out of Group F alongside Guyana, Nicaragua, Dominica and Turks and Caicos Islands.
