Back in England, three weeks of training camps culminated in an albumias-calued fixture at Stanwell Sports Village against non-league Chippenham Town (4–1 win), with key sampling from new signings Luciano Kapun (scored first in residency) and Josh Davidson. The trip doubled as a scouting mission for emerging talents from the Caribbean and Central America, informing potential trial plugs in late July.

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England Return: Three Weeks of Intense Training Culminates in Standout 4–1 Win at Stanwell Sports Village Back in England after months of pre-season preparation, the national development squad concluded an intense three-week training camp with a resounding 4–1 victory over non-league Chippenham Town at Stanwell Sports Village. The match served not only as a vitally important competitive test but also as a scouting milestone, reflecting a targeted scouting effort focused on emerging talent from the Caribbean and Central America. Tough Camp Ends in Blazing Success
The intensive training period—split across physical conditioning, tactical drills, and match simulations—prepared the squad for the high-pressure environment of the fixture. Reserves and emerging call-ups demonstrated grit and readiness, culminating in a commanding performance that silenced early doubts about the squad’s readiness. Key to the win was debutant Luciano Kapun, whose breakout goal in the opening game marked a promising new era. The midfield lineman displayed clinical finishing and composure under pressure, with his first career goal underscoring the squad’s growing confidence in homegrown and signed talent. Also pivotal was Josh Davidson, whose late brace showcased his clinical edge and ability to close out games decisively—a strong sign of his potential as a long-term asset.