16 July. Brunei recorded five points for the tournament, finishing in fourth place in their group out of 6 teams. Two months later, he was in the same squad for the 2018 AFC U-16 Championship qualification matches held in Chinese Taipei. He started the match against Macau and scored the fourth goal in a 4–0 win. He was a substitute in the next game against the hosts but the Young Wasps conceded a late goal to lose 1–2. A 9–0 drubbing by North Korea would ensue, whereby Eddy did not take part in the action. The final match for Brunei was a 1–2 victory against Hong Kong which saw Eddy restored to the starting lineup. Eddy was selected for the under-19s competing at the 2019 AFF U-18 Youth Championship held in Vietnam in August of that year. He played in four of the matches where Brunei were defeated in each of their group games. In the following November, he made the same team for the 2020 AFC U-19 Championship qualifying held in Cambodia. He started the first match against the Northern Marianas where he opened the scoring in the 12-minute mark, helping the Young Wasps to a 3–4 victory. Heavy defeats against Thailand and Malaysia scuppered their confidence from that victory, and a final 0–3 loss to Cambodia condemned Eddy and his teammates to a third successive defeat in the group. Eddy was announced as part of the Brunei under-23s playing in the 2022 AFF U-23 Championship held in Cambodia that February, but saw no game time. He was back with the U19 setup in July, captaining the team for the 2022 AFF U-19 Youth Championship hosted by Indonesia. He played in all five games in which Brunei failed to score a single goal in those five defeats. He continued his captaincy with the Young Wasps at the September 2023 AFC U-20 Asian Cup qualifying held in Kyrgyzstan. They were soundly beaten by their opponents which include the UAE, Iran and the host nation. Full international team Eddy received a callup for the full national team in March 2022 for the international friendly against Laos away in Vientiane. He replaced Abdul Hariz Herman on 83 minutes in the match, thus making his international debut. The Wasps were beaten 3–2 in that fixture. Personal life Eddy is the son of Omar Jamil, an experienced grassroots-level football coach. He and his brothers