Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team head coach Derek King is targeting a Concacaf Nations League A quarterfinal berth, after the Soca Warriors received their Group A fixtures—which pits them against Curaçao, Haiti and the Dominican Republic in the September and October match windows. The Soca Warriors start their …
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St Benedict’s College coach, Rondon, receives second Safeguarding ban; school mum on incident
St Benedict’s College assistant coach Lindsay Rondon received the dubious distinction of becoming the first football coach to be suspended twice by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) Safeguarding Department, on Tuesday. Rondon, according to a TTFA release, is suspended “in accordance with section III article 29 of the …
Read More »T&T draw Costa Rica, Curaçao and Haiti in Concacaf Nations League
Trinidad and Tobago were partnered with Costa Rica, Curaçao, Haiti, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic tonight in Group A, as Concacaf held its official draw for the 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League competition. The Soca Warriors are in League A, which is the top rank of the confederation’s three tier set-up. …
Read More »Adasa, 15, among seven uncapped players in King’s T&T squad to face Louisville City
Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team head coach Derek King named seven uncapped players in his squad to face United States second-tier team, Louisville City FC, plus another three players who have not featured with the squad since he took up the post. The two teams will square off …
Read More »Boyce returns as coach with T&T U14s, but TTFA’s shambolic planning affects team’s chances
Trinidad and Tobago return to international football competition on 16 August 2026 in the CFU Boys U14 Challenge Series, which will be staged in the Dominican Republic. But, in the first competitive event for the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) since the 2026 World Cup, their young squad would …
Read More »Dear Editor: With T&T’s inadequate, unreliable water supply, giant data centres provoke legitimate concerns
“[…] As the applause faded, I thought about our inconsistent and unreliable water schedule, even in the rainy season. I’ve seen farmers complain about losing 35% of their crops to relentless heat. “[…] Data centres are water and energy monsters… This is not development—it is deferred reckoning…” The following Letter …
Read More »Early Bird: Jack Warner bids to block Infantino from organizing World Cup—will Fifa president trump him?
Exhilarating as the current 48-team World Cup tournament has been, it failed to excite my football-loving fo’daymorning walk partner. Cape Verde as a team and Vozinha as an individual did. At moments. As did France with their handful of fleet-footed, twinkle-toed front-runners and eventual Golden Boot winner Kylian Mbappé. But …
Read More »Live Wire’s W/C Notes: Spain rules the waves, as Yamal puts ex-babysitter to bed—plus our All-Star picks
The Spanish conquistadors are back, baby! Spain confirmed Europe’s superiority in the football world at present, and, quite likely, served notice of a new era of dominance—as they clinched the 2026 World Cup title yesterday, with a 1-0 extra time win over defending champions, Argentina. At least Argentina left with …
Read More »Calling Caribbean university students: Boost job prospects and win gift voucher
Calling Caribbean university students aged 18 to 25! The UWI and the University of Warwick want your perceptions of the labour market… and you stand to win a US$50 Amazon gift voucher! Just click on the link below: https://warwick.co1.qualtrics.com/…/SV_eWFu3ybPNWc736e More from Wired868 Calling Caribbean university students: UWI and Uni of …
Read More »Mulraine: Why the “Special One” is a dangerous myth for coaches
“[…] Footballers acknowledge that a coach’s tactical intelligence, technical knowledge, and interpersonal skills, are important BUT they know that they are the ones who get the job done. “Latest evidence of this is the polar views expressed by England coach Thomas Tuchel and England’s quarter-final hero Jude Bellingham, after their …
Read More »Dr Teelucksingh: An unusual cloud looms; gov’t should prove value of AI data centres
There is a strange irony in the national conversation now unfolding. We are being asked to consider hosting artificial intelligence (AI) data centres but most of us know remarkably little about what they are, what they consume or what they may demand of the country. As a result, most of …
Read More »“Sir Garfield Sobers belonged to all of us”; CWI honours late icon, announces free admission for Barbados ODIs
Cricket fans will be allowed free entry to Kensington Oval for the fourth and fifth One-Day Internationals between the West Indies and New Zealand on Sunday 19 and Tuesday 21 July, as part of the Cricket West Indies (CWI) tribute to iconic allrounder Sir Garfield Sobers, who passed away at …
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