CONCACAF Women’s Qualifiers: Lady Jags cruise to 4–0 victory against Antigua & Barbuda

– maintain 3-way tie in Group B

As Guyana continues their Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) Women’s Qualifiers, the Lady Jags secured their second consecutive win with a dominant 4-0 performance against Antigua and Barbuda on Thursday evening at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
With the win, the Guyanese women’s team have placed themselves in a three-way tie at the top of Concacaf Group B, which they share with Jamaica and Nicaragua.
However, during the match on Thursday evening, Guyana struck their first goal in the 15th minute off an own goal by Antigua and Barbuda defender Karmiellia Hughes.

Then, in the 55th minute, captain Brianne Desa unleashed a rocket from way outside the box, putting the team two up in the game. It did not stop there, as Annalise Vincent converted from the penalty spot following a handball in the box from Hughes in the 67th minute.
Sealing the deal for the Lady Jags, Vincent took advantage of a deflection and scored the fourth goal for the team in the 77th minute.
The two nations will finish their participation in the W Qualifiers during the April qualifying window. Guyana will face Jamaica in the final match of its campaign. Antigua and Barbuda matches up against Jamaica before concluding against Dominica.