It is?do or die for the winless Barbados senior football team at the National Stadium today when they clash with unbeaten Guyana in their third CONCACAF?Group B World Cup qualifying match kicking off at 4 p.m.
Experienced Norman Forde (right), seen here holding off Trinidadian midfielder Christopher Birchall in the team’s last match, will have a major role to play in midfield, orchestrating plays as the Bajan Tridents try to rebound from successive losses to Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago by 2-0 margins.
Crucial game
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