ST. JOHN'S, Antigua (AP) — Aedan Scipio, known for his distinctive long dreadlocks, drew significant attention during a Concacaf Nations League match as Antigua and Barbuda defeated Anguilla 5-0. Scipio entered the game in the second half, joining the action while Anguilla trailed by five goals.
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Just three minutes after Scipio's substitution, Antigua and Barbuda's Keon Greene received a red card for pulling Scipio's hair after he dispossessed the ball. The incidents continued in stoppage time when Shalon Knight also received a red card for grabbing Scipio’s hair, leaving Antigua and Barbuda with nine players on the field. Despite the disadvantage, the team successfully maintained their lead without conceding a goal.
In the FIFA rankings, Anguilla is currently placed second to last among 211 teams, while Antigua and Barbuda is ranked 163rd.