Three wins in a row. Two clean sheets against Guadeloupe. One early Kegan Caull goal.
Saint Lucia beat Guadeloupe 1–0 at the BFA Technical Centre in Bridgetown, making it nine points from four matches in Concacaf Nations League League B, Group B.
Five Minutes Was Enough
Kegan Caull put Saint Lucia ahead in the fifth minute, with Kurt Frederick credited with the assist. It was the only goal of the match.
For Caull, it was his fourth goal of the Nations League campaign. Three of them came in his first-half hat-trick against Bermuda. The fourth was enough to beat Guadeloupe.
Guadeloupe Had the Ball. Saint Lucia Had the Shots That Counted.
Guadeloupe finished with 58.6% possession and had 11 shots to Saint Lucia's six. But the number that mattered was underneath: Guadeloupe had zero shots on target. Saint Lucia had four.
Guadeloupe also won the corner count 6–4 and completed more passes, 331 to 237. Saint Lucia's goalkeeper did not have a save to make; Guadeloupe's made three.
Three Days. Four-Nil.
Saint Lucia had already beaten Guadeloupe 3–0 in the first meeting, with goals from Caniggia Elva, Arkell Jude-Boyd and Donavan Phillip. Three days later, Caull supplied the only goal.
Across the two matches, the scoreline reads Saint Lucia 4, Guadeloupe 0.
From Opening Defeat to Three Straight
The Piton Boyz opened the campaign with a 2–0 defeat to Barbados. Since then: 5–2 against Bermuda, 3–0 against Guadeloupe, 1–0 against Guadeloupe.
At the final whistle, the win moved Saint Lucia to nine points from four matches and top of Group B. Barbados were two points behind with a game in hand against Bermuda still to play later that night.
Three straight wins. Four unanswered goals against Guadeloupe. Kegan Caull with the winner.