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The University of the West Indies (The UWI), St Augustine Campu,s and the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) have signed a four-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen football development, education, research and professional capacity in Trinidad and Tobago.
Past the halfway mark in his four-year term, Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president Kieron Edwards is adamant his executive is on he right track. He is giving it a passing grade.
Trinidad and Tobago head coach Randolph Boyce has named just two players from the recent Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Boys’ Under-14 Challenge Series in his national Under-15 squad for another invitational tournament, the inaugural FIFA Under-15 World Cup and Festival in Baku, Azerbaijan. The team leaves Trinidad and Tobago tomorrow for the tournament, which runs from October 22-31.
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association has launched THE SUMMIT, a comprehensive four-year strategic plan designed to build a stronger, more connected and sustainable football system across Trinidad and Tobago.
ATTORNEYS for football’s regional governing body Concacaf and its former president Jack Warner are exploring a settlement of a US$37.8 million lawsuit over the ownership of the Centre of Excellence in Macoya.
The Safeguarding, Player Care and Wellbeing Department of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) has responded to an article in the Sunday Express concerning its handling of certain matters.
Trinidadian head coach Densill “Bleeder” Theobald continued his impressive start to life in the Jamaica Premier League (JPL), guiding Racing United to another valuable point with a goalless draw against third-placed Waterhouse in Monday’s top-of-the-table clash.
Dwight Yorke wants you to stop calling him a former player. “I’m not a kid trying to get into management for the first time,” he says from his home in Dubai. “I’ve done that and I want that message to come across clearly.”
Bula FC have confirmed that Trinidad and Tobago international Kaïlé Auvray will remain with the Fijian club for the 2027 OFC Professional League season, securing the services of one of their most promising attacking players for a second consecutive campaign.
Bristol City defender Rio Cardines has been nominated for September's Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month award, with the Crystal Palace loanee one of four players shortlisted after his "impressive" start at Ashton Gate.
Halifax Tides FC announced today that head coach Stephen Hart will depart the club at the conclusion of the 2026 season, bringing to a close a meaningful chapter in the club's journey with one of the most respected figures in Canadian soccer.
Orlando City SC forward Tyrese Spicer underwent successful surgery to repair a Jones fracture in the fifth metatarsal of his right foot, an injury sustained while on international duty with Trinidad & Tobago, the club announced today. Dr. Steven Choung performed the procedure at Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute in downtown Orlando.
HEAD COACH Angus Eve has shifted his focus to the third-place play-off, with the ambition of guiding Club Sando into the 2027 CONCACAF Champions Cup after the Trinidad and Tobago team failed to reach the 2026 CONCACAF Caribbean Cup final, losing their semi-final against Jamaica’s Mount Pleasant FA on Thursday night.
Trinidad and Tobago Premier Football League (TTPFL) team, Club Sando FC, suffered a 2-0 defeat to Jamaica Premier League (JPL) club Mount Pleasant Football Academy on Thursday night in their Concacaf Caribbean Cup semifinal second leg at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica.
The trio of Pleasantville Secondary School (South), Presentation College, Chaguanas (Central) and East Mucurapo Secondary School (North) captured their respective Secondary Schools Football League Boys Championship Division zonals crown on Tuesday to stay in contention for promotion to next year’s Premier Division.
Midway through the 2026 Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT) Boys’ Premiership Division of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) season, newcomer Hillview College has sacked its coach, Jeremy McMeo.
“We don’t even know if the Government is going to fund the subvention,” stated businessman Steve David, the former national football captain and driving force behind Point Fortin Civic, as he summed up the uncertainty surrounding the future of professional football in Trinidad and Tobago.
Club Sando head coach Angus Eve believes his players must have greater faith in their ability as they prepare for the return leg of their CONCACAF Caribbean Cup semi-final against defending champions Mount Pleasant FA in Jamaica next week.
On behalf of SocaWarriors.net the following interview with Alexcia Ali was conducted by Chambi Sey, in consultation with Nigel Myers. The interview occurred on multiple days spanning September 9, 2026 through October 2, 2026. Alexcia Ali is an attacking midfielder who has represented Trinidad and Tobago in international competition.
Issues with alleged player indiscipline must be dealt with inside the locker room and not in public.
Another World Cup dream lies in ruins. Another Trinidad and Tobago football team has fallen short. And Kenneth Butcher, the former national player, coach, and government sports minister, has seen enough.
DAMIAN BRIGGS has stressed the need for patience and stability in Trinidad and Tobago’s football development, warning that progress cannot be rushed as he aligned himself with former national coaches calling for greater continuity in the country’s national team programmes.
Trinidad and Tobago’s senior women’s football team will not be going to the 2026 CONCACAF Women’s Championship in November after suffering a 2–0 defeat to El Salvador at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, yesterday.
Trinidad and Tobago’s senior women’s football team will play their most significant match in over a decade when they face El Salvador for a place in the November 2026, CONCACAF Women’s Championship this evening. It is their biggest fixture since the intercontinental playoff for the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup — a campaign that saw T&T come agonisingly close to an historic qualification.
In the second match of today’s exciting doubleheader of U.S. Soccer on the Beach presented by Volkswagen, Gabriel Silveira tallied a brace but the U.S. Men’s Beach Soccer National Team fell 5-3 to a physical and defensively sound Trinidad and Tobago team.
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