Devonshire Cougars are next up for Trinidad and Tobago Under-23s tonight at the National Sports Centre (NSC) in the second match of the Soca Warriors' three-game tour of Bermuda.

By virtue of winning the Premier Division last term, Cougars were given the privilege of tackling one of the Caribbean's best young teams as the club prepare for their upcoming Concacaf Champion's League qualifiers.

Former Bermuda international Aljame Zuill is expected to make his long anticipated return to the green and gold of Cougars who are currently second in the Premier Division.

Zuill, who scored a hat-trick against St.Kitts and Nevis at the NSC two years ago, signed for Cougars from cross-town rivals Devonshire Colts earlier this month.

Also bolstering Cougars' side will be the return of college students Darius Cox and Randy Robinson who are both back home for the Christmas holidays.

Cougars are without a coach at the moment after player/coach Kwame Steede stepped down from his duties earlier this month. The creative midfielder reluctantly replaced Devarr Boyles who quit to become Bermuda Football Association's youth director at the end of last season.

Cougars take on Trinidad at 8 p.m.