The Lady Tridents of Barbados are set to face Trinidad and Tobago in a pivotal match of the 2025/26 Concacaf W Qualifiers on Monday, December 1, at the Kensington Oval. Head Coach Kerry Trotman has passionately called on fans to rally behind the team, emphasizing the unique thrill of playing on home soil. “Representing your nation in front of a supportive home crowd is an unparalleled experience,” Trotman remarked. “I urge all Bajans to come out and show their unwavering support, especially during this patriotic weekend.” She added that the team’s preparations are progressing smoothly, with the final squad selection underway, ensuring the players are ready to take on Trinidad with pride. BFA President Randy Harris expressed his enthusiasm for hosting an international women’s football match in Barbados, highlighting the association’s dedication to advancing women’s football. “Women’s football is gaining global momentum, and the BFA is fully aligned with FIFA’s vision to unlock its full potential and accelerate its growth worldwide,” Harris stated. “We remain committed to strengthening all facets of the women’s game locally, making it a top priority.” The Lady Tridents are placed in Group F of the Concacaf W Qualifiers, alongside Trinidad and Tobago, El Salvador, and Honduras. The upcoming rounds of matches are scheduled for February (vs. El Salvador) and April (vs. Honduras) during the FIFA Women’s International Match Windows in 2025. The six group winners will secure a spot in the 2026 Concacaf W Championship, which serves as the qualifier for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the 2028 Summer Olympics. Admission to the match is free, encouraging widespread attendance and support for the Lady Tridents.