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World Cup dream for Solihull Moors ace Justin Donawa

The 24-year-old former triple jumper last represented his country in November 2019 with Covid’s international travel restrictions hampering recent opportunities. But with World Cup qualifiers against Suriname and the Cayman Islands looking next month, Donawa is hoping for a recall.
World Cup

By David Lawrence

 

 
HAT-TRICK HERO: Solihull Moors’ Justin Donawa

JUSTIN Donawa is hoping that he is just a hop, skip and a jump away from representing his native Bermuda in the World Cup.
And he did those international hopes the power of good by bagging the perfect hat-trick for Solihull Moors in their 5-1 demolition of National League mid-table rivals Yeovil Town last weekend.
The 24-year-old former triple jumper last represented his country in November 2019 with Covid’s international travel restrictions hampering recent opportunities. But with World Cup qualifiers against Suriname an...

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