Trinidad & Tobago 3 Haiti 1 Dwight Yorke and Stern John make their World Cup 2002 qualifying debuts for Trinidad & Tobago, and their presence was the difference in a 3-1 win over Haiti at the Hasely Crawford Stadium. The return leg will be May 19 in Port-au-Prince. John created one goal when he was taken down for a penalty and his shot rebounded off the post for Yorke to tap in for a second. Marvin Andrews had given T&T the lead in the first half. Ian Porterfield went with a 3-5-2 with Yorke and Dwarika up top. Captain Russell Latapy was in the middle in front of Anthony Rougier and Dennis Lawrence with Stokely Mason and Angus Eve outside. Caribbean Zone, Third Round, First Leg May 7 in Port of Spain Trinidad & Tobago 3 (Andrews 34, Dwarika pen. 75, Yorke 76) Haiti 1 (Pierre 90). Half: 1-0. Att.: 18,000. Trinidad & Tobago 3 Haiti 1. Goals: Andrews 34, Dwarika pen. 74, Yorke 77; G.Pierre 90. Trinidad & Tobago — Ince, David, Andrews, Elcock, Mason, Rougier, Lawrence (John, 46), Eve, Latapy, Dwarika (Edwards, 85), Yorke. Haiti — Ferdinand, Dartiguenave, Richard, Desir, Athis (Montilas, 78), Gilles, Vorbe, Marcelin, Thelusma, Pierre, Menalas (Edouard, 46). Second Leg: May 19 — Stade Sylvio Cator, Port-au-Prince Cuba 1 Barbados 1 Barbados gained a valuable 1-1 tie with Havana thanks to an early goal by Jerry Alexander. The Bajans, coached by Horace “Tobacco” Beckles, struck in the 18th minute when Alexander netted from a cross by captain Gregory Goodridge of England’s Bristol City. Cuba scored on a goal by Lester More just before halftime. Cuba has yet to win an away match in qualifying — 0-0 ties with Cayman Islands and Suriname — but must win or gain a tie of 2-2 or more to advance. Caribbean Zone, Third Round, First Leg May 7 in Havana Cuba 1 (More 45) Barbados 1 (Alexander 18). Half: 1-1. Att.: 2,000. Cuba 1 Barbados 1. Goals: Cuba — Molina, Alejo, Cruzata, Pedraza, Marquez, Gandara, Hernandez, Baez, Prado (Alvarez, 54), More, Marten (Roldan, 35), Delgado. Barbados — Stoute, Parris, Babb, Bovell, Payne (Grosvener, 60), Griffith, Hawkesworth, Forde, Goodridge (Burgess, 70), Alexander, Riley. Second Leg: May 21 — National Stadium, Waterford, St. Michael Antigua & Barbuda 2 St. Vincent & Grenadines 1 Antigua & Barbuda used a pair of goals from Gregory Gayson for a home victory against St. Vincent & Grenadines. But the Antiguans could be left rueing an own goal that gave the visitors a vital away goal, the St. Vincentians looking to advance to the semifinal round for the third consecutive World Cup. St. Vincent & Grenadines is captained by Los Angeles defender Ezra Hendrickson. May 7 in St. John’s Antigua & Barbuda 2 (Gregory 20, 64) St. Vincent & Grenadines 1 (Own goal 68). Half: 1-0. Att.: 5,000. Second Leg: May 21 — Arnos Vale Sporting Complex, Kingstown Honduras 3 Panama 1 Central American Zone Group B May 7 in Tegucigalpa Two goals from Carlos Pavon and a remarkable strike from Tyson Nunez gave Honduras a 3-1 victory over Panama and put the Catrachos in a fine position to capture the group. Honduras 3 (C.Pavon 38, 68, Nunez 70) Panama 1 (Jorge Dely Valdes 49). Half: 1-0. Att.: 30,000. Honduras — Cruz, Guerrero, Clavasquin, Caballero, Medina, Reyes (Turcios), M.Suazo (Carcamo), Santamaria (Garcia), Guevara, Nunez, C.Pavon. Panama — James, Lewis, Torres, Delgado, Palma, Lozada, Cubillas, Pigott (Blanco), Rodriguez, Julio Dely Valdes, Jorge Dely Valdes (Philips). To be played: May 21 — Panama-Nicaragua, Panama City. El Salvador 1 Guatemala 1 Tampa Bay’s Raul Diaz Arce clinched El Salvador’s place in the semifinal round with the tying goal. Guatemala moves into the Interzonal playoffs against the loser of the Antigua-St. Vincent series with a win or tie against Belize. Central America Zone Group A May 7 in San Salvador El Salvador 1 (Diaz Arce 44) Guatemala 1 (Plata 20). Half: 1-1. Att.: 38,000. El Salvador — Alfaro, R.Martinez, E.Martinez, Merino, Quintanilla (Amaya), G.Garcia, Rodriguez, A.Martinez (Carballo), Rivera (Torres), Diaz Arce, Cerritos. Guatemala — Estrada, Ruano, Miranda, Acevedo, Giron, Machon, Jorge Rodas (Perez), F.Garcia, R.Ramirez, Plata (Funes), Valencia (M.Ramirez) To be played: May 21 — Guatemala-Belize, Tegucigalpa.