Weymouth Wales, the reigning champions of the Barbados Premier League and Knockout, are set to face Trinidad and Tobago’s Defence Force in a pivotal Concacaf Caribbean Cup match tonight at the Hasely Crawford Stadium. This encounter holds immense significance as it could shape the trajectory of Wales’ historic campaign, marking the first time a Barbadian team has participated in this prestigious tournament. Currently positioned third in Group B with three points from two matches, Wales trails Jamaica’s Cavalier FC by a single point, with a crucial home game against Cavalier scheduled for October 1. Both Wales and Defence Force are tied on points, with Wales holding a slight edge on goal difference. Head coach Asquith Howell emphasized the high stakes of the match, stating that every game is critical for advancing to the next round. Howell acknowledged the quality of Defence Force, the top team in Trinidad and Tobago’s premier league, but expressed confidence in his squad’s preparation. He also called on Barbadian fans to rally behind the team as they aim for regional glory, highlighting football’s role in inspiring the nation’s youth.