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The following are this week’s fixtures for the various Trinidad and Tobago football competitions covered by Wired868:
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Tuesday November 3
(CNG NSL Championship Division)
Cunupia FC v Prisons FC, 7 pm, Edinburgh 500 Recreation Ground;
Barrackpore Utd v Edinburgh 500 FC, 7 pm, Barrackpore Recreation Ground;
Malabar FC v Xtra Foods Chaguanas FC, 7 pm, D’Abadie Recreation Ground;
UTT v Petit Valley United, 7 pm, UTT, O’Meara Road;
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Wednesday November 4
(South Zone Intercol Preliminary Round)
Princes Town West v Moruga, 3.30 pm, Princes Town;
Siparia West v Vessigny Secondary, 3.30 pm, Palo Seco;
(Toyota Classic Cup)
Morvant/Caledonia Utd v Tobago Phoenix, 6 pm, Ato Boldon Stadium;
Defence Force (S/League) v FC Santa Rosa, 6 pm, Marvin Lee Stadium;
North East Stars v Siparia Spurs, 8 pm, Marvin Lee Stadium;
(CNG NSL Championship Division)
Saddle Hill Hotspur v QPCC, 8 pm, Ato Boldon Stadium;
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Thursday November 5
(East Intercol Quarterfinals)
Five Rivers v Arima North, 3.30 pm, Trinity College East;
San Juan North v Barataria South, 3.30 pm, St Augustine Secondary Ground;
(Tobago Intercol Quarterfinals)
Scarborough v Mason Hall, TBA, TBA;
Pentecostal L&L v Bishop’s, TBA, TBA;
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Friday November 6
(South Intercol Quarterfinals)
Pleasantville Secondary v Point Fortin East, 3.30 pm, Pleasantville;
Shiva Boys HC v Fyzabad Secondary, 3.30 pm, Palo Seco;
Naparima College v Princes Town West/Moruga, 3.30 pm, Mannie Ramjohn Stadium;
(North Intercol Quarterfinals)
Trinity Moka v Fatima College, 3.30 pm, TBA;
St Anthony’s College v Tranquility/Malick, 3.30 pm, St Anthony’s;
(Toyota Classic Cup)
W Connection v Club Sando, 5.30 pm, Mahaica Oval;
Point Fortin Civic v Central FC, 8 pm, Mahaica Oval;
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Saturday November 7
(Toyota Classic Cup)
St Ann’s Rangers v Defence Force, 3 pm, Larry Gomes Stadium;
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Sunday November 8
(Toyota Classic Cup)
Police FC v Guaya United, 3 pm, Guayaguayare Recreation Ground;
Marabella CC v S/Juan Jabloteh, 3 pm, Mannie Ramjohn Stadium;
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Lasana Liburd is the managing director and chief editor at Wired868.com and a journalist with over 20 years experience at several Trinidad and Tobago and international publications including Play the Game, World Soccer, UK Guardian and the Trinidad Express.
This makes for a great weekend of football. I heard that the Primary Schools tournament was pretty good also. It would be nice if the major players in the local communications industry placed some focus on them as well.
Keep up the great work!
How is the officiating? All these games going on at the same time and in so many different locations and even with more games that were not referenced….. do we have the right amount of qualified and true-to-form officials?
That is an excellent point Hannibal. And bear in mind these fixtures are only for the leagues we cover. There will also be the zonal leagues, the championship division schoolboy matches and the girls matches that we haven’t the manpower to write on. As usual, we will try to cover the girls’ finals.
And, yes, there continues to be complaints about the standard of the officiating. But no wonder with so many competitions.