Saint Lucia host Bermuda tonight at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, kick-off 8pm, in the second round of their Concacaf Nations League League B, Group B window. Neither side has a point yet.

Saint Lucia lost 2-0 to Barbados on Friday night. Thierry Gale scored from the penalty spot after eight minutes and Niall Reid-Stephen added the second after 73. Bermuda had played Guadeloupe that afternoon. They led through an Enrique Russell penalty, conceded twice late, lost 2-1 and finished with nine men.

The group's other two sides met earlier today at the same ground. Guadeloupe and Barbados drew 2-2, with Djamalee Boisné scoring twice for Guadeloupe, the second in stoppage time. That puts both on four points. Saint Lucia and Bermuda are on none, with Saint Lucia bottom on goal difference.

Bermuda: two out, Wells in

Bermuda will be without defenders Jorj Dublin and Lejaun Simmons, both sent off against Guadeloupe. Nahki Wells, rested for the opener, is available, with his flight landing the day before the match. Head coach John Barry Nusum has confirmed at least two changes.

"Nahki Wells has been in the training sessions," Nusum told the Royal Gazette, adding that Wells is "a big player for us and we need him to be involved."

Bermuda have done their homework on tonight's hosts. Nusum said his side watched Saint Lucia's defeat to Barbados, which followed their own match. "They are a pretty decent team, they have some dangerous players, so we definitely have to be wary of a few players on their team," he said.

Two places separate the sides in Concacaf's rankings, with Bermuda 23rd and Saint Lucia 25th. "I'm not overly worried about the rankings," Nusum said.

Saint Lucia: the target has already moved

Rajesh Latchoo named his target before a ball was kicked: 18 points from six group matches, the maximum available and the total he said would guarantee first place. After Friday, the most Saint Lucia can finish with is 15.

Tonight is Latchoo's second match in charge, and the last of this window to be played in Saint Lucia. From there the group moves to Barbados, where Saint Lucia play Guadeloupe twice at the BFA Technical Centre in Bridgetown, on Friday and again on Monday.