Trinidad and Tobago’s football legends, midfielder and captain Kevin Molino and goalkeeper Marvin Phillip, are set to make their final appearances in national colors during the FIFA World Cup qualifier against Bermuda on November 18 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo. The match, scheduled for 9 pm, marks the end of an era for two of the team’s most enduring figures. Molino, 35, and Phillip, 41, have been pivotal to the national squad for over 15 years, with Molino debuting in 2010 and Phillip in 2007. Molino confirmed his retirement after the November 13 qualifier against Jamaica, stating, ‘Looking back, it has been a hell of a road. I think it’s set up in a way that this might be my last game for TT.’ Coach Dwight Yorke praised Molino’s exceptional talent and leadership, expressing his hope that Molino could have captained the team at next year’s World Cup, as Yorke himself did in 2006. Yorke also highlighted Phillip’s contributions, urging fans to give both players a grand send-off. Additionally, Joevin Jones, who recently earned his 100th cap for Trinidad and Tobago, will be honored during the match, though he is not part of the squad for this game.