Made In La Brea and Caledonia AIA will clash in a playoff at the Mahaica Sporting Complex in Point Fortin from 5.45pm on Thursday 15 February to determine the final quarterfinal team in the 2023-24 NLCL U19 Community Cup tournament.
Both teams finished fourth in their respective groups on Carnival Sunday, to retain the chance of advancing to the knockout stages. Admission for their meeting is $25 while children under-12 are free.

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In Group A, Caledonia AIA only needed against Blast FC to be out of reach of fifth placed Malabar Young Stars. The “Eastern Stallions” did much better than that as they trounced Blast FC 7-2, with a hattrick from attacker Keiron Hinds.
Malabar did not get close anyway, as they fell 5-1 to third placed Athletic International Academy (AIA) at the Larry Gomes Stadium.
Meanwhile, in Group B, Made In La Brea had a chance of snatching an automatic berth to the quarterfinals when they faced Central Soccer World. A win for the La Brea team would have seen them leapfrog Central to third.
However, a double by Jelani Stoute helped Central romp to a 5-1 triumph and confine Made In La Brea to a playoff.

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In Tobago, Group C champs Ball Blasters Youth Academy ended their group assignments with a 2-1 triumph over Eagles for their fourth straight win. Eagles struck first through Jarion Dennis but Blasters would not be denied, as they recovered with second half items by Imanhi Forbes and Mario Pereira.
QPCC – City FC won Group A with a 6-0 stroll past Cantaro United, thanks to doubles by Steven Griffith and Luke Correia, while Point Fortin Youth FA finished top of Group B with a default win over Moruga FC who defaulted their final outing.
NLCL U19 Community Cup results
(Sunday 11 February)
Group A
Caledonia AIA 7 (Keiron Hinds 11, 37, 72 pen, Leikwon David 12, 80, Antonio Sealey 17, Isaiah David 77), Blast FC 2 (Madison Lewis 8, Jayden Crichlow 59)
Cantaro Utd 0, QPCC – City FC 6 (Steven Griffith 2, 27, Luke Correia 52, 65, Isaiah Audain 74 OG, Aydon Caruth)
Malabar Young Stars 1 (Samuel Charles 63), AIA 5 (Angel Aragones 4, Theo Crovador 25, 42, Jean-Marc Thomas 30, 58)

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Group B
Point Fortin Youth 3, Moruga FC 0
*–Moruga FC forfeited the match
Kamillionare FC 1 (Kemarley George 15), Gasparillo Youths 3 (Jerrell Griffith 43, 51, 68)
Central Soccer World 5 (Malachi Crichlow 17, Jelani Stoute 31, 85, Akini Ramsey 60, Cam’ron Burke 71), Made In La Brea 1 (Jalon Jones 7)
Group C
Eagles FC 1 (Jarion Dennis 38), Ball Blasters Youth 2 (Imani Forbes 58, Mario Pereira 62)

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Quarterfinal Qualifier
(Thursday 15 February)
Made In La Brea vs Caledonia AIA, 5.45pm, Mahaica Sporting Complex;

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Group A Standings (Tabulated as played-won-drew-lost-goals for-goals against-points)
QPCC – City FA 12-9-2-1-53–10–29
SMS 12-8-2-2-35-16-26
AIA 12-7-3-2-32-12-24
Caledonia AIA 12-6-2-4-26-25-20
Malabar YS 12-4-2-6-18-25-14
Blast FC 12-2-1-9-10-43-7
Cantaro United 12-0-0-12-9–52–0

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Group B Standings (Tabulated as played-won-drew-lost-goals for-goals against-points)
Pt Fortin Youth FA 10-7-2-1-22-11-23
Gasparillo Youths 10-7-1-2-25–10–22
Central Soccer 10-6-1-3-25-16-19
Made In La Brea 10-4-1-5-17-16-13
Kamillionare FC 10-2-1-7-16-24-7
Moruga FC 10-1-0-9-14–42–3

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Group C Standings (Tabulated as played-won-drew-lost-goals for-goals against-points)
Ball Blasters YA 4-4-0-0-9–2–12
Roxborough Lakers 3-1-0-2-2-5-3
Eagles FC 3-0-0-3-2–6–0