GROUP E: USA – Barbados Foxboro, Massachusetts, Foxboro Stadium, 8:30 pm (ESPN2, live) Referee: Jose PINEDA (HON) The United States plays its first home match desperately needing to take three points, after late goals allowed saw them draw in Guatemala then lose to Costa Rica on a stoppage-time penalty. Kasey Keller has been allowed to remain in Spain to cement a good beginning with Rayo Vallecano, but head coach Bruce Arena has called in a strike partnership in Joe-Max Moore (Everton) and Brian McBride (Columbus Crew). PROBABLE LINEUPS USA — Brad Friedel, Eddie Pope, Carlos Llamosa, Gregg Berhalter (or Jeff Agoos), David Regis, Cobi Jones, Chris Armas, Claudio Reyna, Earnie Stewart (or Eddie Lewis), Joe-Max Moore, Brian McBride BARBADOS — Horace Stoute, Gus Hurdle, Earl Gilkes, Shane Mark, Gregory Goodridge, John Hawkesworth, Michael Forde, Norman Forde, Jerry Alexander, Eric Lavine, Llewellyn Riley GROUP C: Trinidad & Tobago – Panama Port-of-Spain, Queenés Park Oval, 4:00 pm R: Peter PRENDERGAST (JAM) The home-standing Soca Warriors are one of two countries in the semifinal round with maximum points through two matches, while Panama enters the match having failed to score a goal in their two contests. Panama technical director Miguel Mansilla offered his resignation after the scoreless draw with Canada in the last match — it was rejected — though he will have the services of both Dely Valdes (Julio Cesar and Jorge Luis) in his starting strike partnership. Panama and Ecuador played to a dour scoreless draw in Panama on 11 August. PROBABLE LINEUPS TRINIDAD & TOBAGO — Clayton Ince, Ancil Elcock, Marvin Andrews, Dennis Lawrence, Shurland David, Anthony Rougier, Reynold Carrington, Stokely Mason, Angus Eve, Dwight Yorke, Jerren Nixon PANAMA — Ricardo James, Roberto Correa, Reynaldo Lewis, Franklin Delgado, Mario MTndez, Juan Carlos Cubilla, Rolando Palma, Luis Rodrfguez, Percival Piggott, Julio Cesar Dely Valdes, Jorge Luis Dely Valdes GROUP D: Honduras-St. Vincent & Grenadines Tegucigalpa, Estadio Nacional, 7:45 pm Referee: Jose FARIAS (CAN). Honduras plays their first home match of the semifinal round off a pair of strikingly different results: a 5-2 victory in El Salvador followed by a 3-1 loss in Jamaica. Ramon Maradiaga will not have the services of England-based Milton Nu±ez (Sunderland) or Oscar David Suazo (Cagliari). When the two countries last met (in qualifying for the 1998 World Cup), Honduras drilled SVG 11-3. PROBABLE LINEUPS HONDURAS — Noel Valladares, Ivßn Guerrero, Nfnrod Medina, Reynaldo Clavasqufn, Danilo Turcios, Samuel Caballero, Christian Santamarfa, Julio de Le=n, Amado Guevara, Carlos Pav=n, Francisco Ramfrez ST. VINCENT & GRENADINES — Melvin Andrews, Ezra Hendrickson, Dexter Walker, Cornelius Huggins, Burton Forde, Kendall Velox, Alwyn Guy, Orandi Ash, Matthew Forde, Vincent John, Jamar Ballantyne GROUP D: Jamaica – El Salvador Kingston, National Stadium, 7:00 Referee: Edgar RANGEL (MEX) Jamaica has six points to show from their first two matches, playing host to an El Salvador, which rebounded from a heavy defeat against Honduras with a heavy victory of their own against St. Vincent & Grenadines. But the Reggae Boyz will be without star England-based striker Walter Boyd, who suffered a bizarre foot injury last week. PROBABLE LINEUPS JAMAICA — Donovan Ricketts, Tyrone Marshall, Shavar Thomas, Linval Dixon, Ian Goodison, Stephen Malcolm , Theodore Whitmore, Jermaine Johnson, Andrew Williams, Onandi Lowe, Deon Burton EL SALVADOR — Juan Jose Gomez, William Osorio (or Adonay Martinez), Elmer Martinez, Mario Elias Guevara, Ramiro Carballo, Elias Montes, Jorge Rodriguez, Carlos Castro Borja, William Renderos, Mauricio Cienfuegos, Raul Diaz Arce