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Aug 28, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Two E-Sports football gamers will look to fly the Golden Arrowhead at the continental stage when they compete in the FIFAe Continental Championship of the North, Central America and the Caribbean by Concacaf from August 26–29.
Christian Harris (christian89) and Jeremiya Johnson (jrboss) are in Mexico City to represent Guyana at the FIFAe Continental Championship.

Christian Harris (christian89) and Jeremiya Johnson (jrboss) at centre, along with Martin Massiah (left) and Daniel Idal are off to Mexico City to represent Guyana at the FIFAe Continental Championship.
Competing in the 2v2 eFootball™ Mobile format, the Guyanese duo are taking on some of the region’s best as Guyana continues to make its mark in international esports.
They are accompanied by Martin Massiah, Head of eSports & Head Coach, and Daniel Idal, Assistant Coach, Official Streamer & Media Operations Lead.
The players are hopeful of a good showing as they battle on the big stage.
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