Roseau, Dominica: In an exciting development for Dominica’s National Senior Women’s Football Team, the coaching staff has made strategic additions to the squad as they gear up for crucial group stage matches in Concacaf’s Road to W Gold Cup in Suriname.
The latest inclusion to capture attention is Selena Lancaster, a defender hailing from Canada, who joins the team for the first time, injecting a fresh dynamic to the lineup.
Lancaster is not the only overseas-based player making headlines; Tafari Natti Bertrand, based in Canada, is set to make a comeback after a five-year hiatus.
Bertrand’s return adds a wealth of experience and skill to the team, and her presence will undoubtedly be a valuable asset as they face challenging opponents in the upcoming matches.
Another noteworthy change is the return of Kezzy Vigilant, who makes a comeback since her last appearance in Dominica’s home match against Suriname in the opening round of the 2023 Road to W Gold Cup.
Vigilant’s recall demonstrates the coaching staff’s confidence in her abilities and the impact they believe she can have on the team’s defensive strategies.
The upcoming matches are of paramount importance for Dominica, and the team is set to host its home match against Guyana on Wednesday, November 29, at the Dr. Ir. Franklin Essed Stadium in Suriname.
This will be followed by an away match against Suriname on Sunday, December 3. Both encounters are crucial fixtures for Dominica as they navigate through the challenges of Group A League B in the 2023 Women’s Gold Cup Qualifier.
The full lineup for the Dominica National Women’s Football Team reflects a blend of seasoned veterans and promising talent across all positions.
The goalkeepers, including overseas-based Celia Gregoire, exhibit a strong defensive foundation with the likes of Chrysan Louis and Dymond Daniel anchoring the team’s defense. The midfield, led by Captain Romelica Phillip, boasts a mix of experience and youth, creating a balanced and dynamic core.
The forwards, featuring the likes of Le-Myah Forde and Kenisha Jno Lewis, showcase the team’s offensive prowess. Overseas-based players such as Sari Finn and Tafari Natti Bertrand bring international experience and skill, adding a layer of sophistication to the team’s attacking strategies.
As the Dominica National Women’s Football Team prepares to depart for Suriname on Friday, November 24, there is an air of anticipation and excitement surrounding the team’s prospects in the upcoming Gold Cup qualifiers.
With a strengthened squad and the infusion of overseas talent, the team is poised for a spirited and competitive performance in pursuit of their goal to clinch victory in the Road to W Gold Cup.
Fans eagerly await the unfolding of this chapter in Dominica’s women’s football history, anticipating a display of skill, determination, and team spirit on the field.
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