Kenny Williams
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Kenny Williams (ur. 3 marca 1986) – anguilski piłkarz grający na pozycji pomocnika, reprezentant Anguilli, grający w reprezentacji w 2011 roku.
Kariera klubowa
Williams w sezonie 2009–2010, występował w anguilskim klubie Kicks United. Obecnie jest bez przynależności klubowej.
Kariera reprezentacyjna
Kenny Williams rozegrał w reprezentacji dwa oficjalne spotkania podczas eliminacji do MŚ 2014. W pierwszym spotkaniu, jego ekipa na wyjeździe podejmowała drużynę Dominikany. Anguilla przegrała 0-2. W drugim meczu, w którym wystąpił, Anguilla znów podejmowała Dominikanę, której uległa 0-4.
Mecze w reprezentacji
| Lp. | Data | Miejsce | Sędzia główny | Gospodarz | vs | Gość | Wynik | Uwagi |
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| 1. | 8 lipca 2011 | San Cristóbal |  Neal Brizan |  Dominikana |  Anguilla | el. do MŚ 2014[2] | ||
| 2. | 10 lipca 2011 | San Cristóbal |  Marcos Brea | Dominikana | Anguilla | el. do MŚ 2014[3] |
Przypisy
- ↑ ..:: National Football Teams ::.. Player Kenny Williams (ang.). national-football-teams. [dostęp 2012-07-20].
- ↑ Dominican Republic vs Anguilla - World Cup Qualifier (ang.). carribean-football-database.com. [dostęp 2012-07-19]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (18 kwietnia 2012)].
- ↑ Dominican Republic vs Anguilla - World Cup Qualifier (ang.). carribean-football-database.com. [dostęp 2012-07-19]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (18 kwietnia 2012)].
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