Sunderland star Carlos Edwards has backed Trinidad and Tobago to bounce back from their shock defeat and beat Bermuda by two clear goals.

The Premier League winger reckons the Soca Warriors have only themselves to blame for last Sunday's loss at the Marvin Lee Stadium and can still sweep Bermuda aside to reach the semi-final round of the –2010 World Cup qualifying campaign.

"Of course we are disappointed," Edwards told Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) media. "We have put ourselves in a hole with this loss and it means while the situation might be a desperate one now we have no right to be going to Bermuda needing to win by two goals.

"But that's the script and we have to forget everything and go out there and do what we have to do - that is to win convincingly if we are to keep our dreams alive.

"I think having reflected on what took place on Sunday we realise that there were things that we didn't do right and Bermuda have gained the advantage.

"I felt I could have done more and so do the other players as well but we need to make sure we do everything now.

"We have another match to make up for it. It's only half time right now and we have to go out there and pull out all the stops now. "