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Campbell scores maiden goal for Jamaica
[Shutterstock] Charlton Athletic winger Tyreece Campbell has scored his first goal for Jamaica during their 1-1 draw with Honduras on Tuesday. The 23-year-old opened the scoring in the 27th minute but Honduras equalised in the second half to deny the Reggae Boyz a win. Having made his debut for the side in June 2025, Campbell has played in all four of Jamaica's Nations League games during this international break. The Addicks are back in Championship action on Saturday lunchtime as they host Bristol City at 12:30 BST. Latest Charlton Athletic news, analysis and fan views
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