Walsall defender Rico Browne continued his string of starts as St Kitts & Nevis took on Cuba in their third of four games in the CONCACAF Nations League, League B, Group C on Friday evening.Having defeated Bonaire and Grenada in their opening two games of the ongoing international window, the Sugar Boyz were looking to make it three from three as they made their way to Hasely Crawford Stadium in the Port of Spain.
The match looked to be going the right way for St. Kitts when Forest Green Rovers midfielder Kyle Kelly opened the scoring midway through the first-half, when Romaine Sawyers found him in space.
However, that was going to be the only glimmer of light for the team as their opponents went on to level the score before establishing a comfortable lead.
Drawing level via CSD Municipal midfielder Yunior Pérez nine minutes after the St. Kitts opener, Cuba went into the lead via Latina midfielder Diego Catasus just before the break.
However, that was going to be the only glimmer of light for the team as their opponents went on to level the score before establishing a comfortable lead.
Drawing level via CSD Municipal midfielder Yunior Pérez nine minutes after the St. Kitts opener, Cuba went into the lead via Latina midfielder Diego Catasus just before the break.
Pérez added Cuba's third goal of the game early in the second forty-five as they looked to be heading to a comfortable victory; however, Port Vale forward Tyreece Simpson took St. Kitts back to within a goal of their opponents as the Sugar Boyz looked to be heading to defeat.
But the goalscoring wasn't finished as, after scoring five goals across the previous two games, Old Road Jets forward Tiquanny Williams got his name on the scoresheet with just two-minutes of normal time remaining, meaning the two sides share the spoils.
Rico once again played for the full ninety minutes, as he makes the most of his time on international duty.
