T&T began the new millennium with high hopes of qualifying for the 2002 World Cup Finals in Japan and South Korea where 32 games were played in each of the two cities, Yokohama, Japan, and Seoul, South Korea, between May 31 and June 30, 2002. Dubbed the "Soca Warriors," the team counted on standouts such as Russell Latapy, Dwight Yorke, and Stern John to get the job done, and began the final qualifying leg under the direction of their coach, Ian Porterfield of Scotland. The top three teams from the CONCACAF Third Round playoff advanced to the World Cup Finals.
CONCACAF Preliminary - Caribbean 3 - Series I: In 2000, T&T played a two-game, home-and-away series against Netherlands Antilles, earned 4 points with a [W=1 T=1 L=0] record, and advanced to the next round. For a summary of game appearances and minutes played by the 19 T&T players who competed in these first two games of qualification (Series I), click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF PRELIMINARY - CARIBBEAN 3 - SERIES I | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Mar. 04, 2000 | T&T (5) | Netherlands Antilles (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Marvin Andrews (19th); Angus Eve (42nd, 57th); Arnold Dwarika (63rd, 86th) |
Mar. 18, 2000 | Netherlands Antilles (1) | T&T (1) | Ergilio Hato Stadium, Curacao | Marvin Andrews (86th) |
CONCACAF 2nd Round - Caribbean 3 - Series 5: In 2000, T&T played a two-game, home-and-away series against Dominican Republic, earned 6 points with a [W=2 T=0 L=0] record, and advanced to the next round. For a summary of game appearances and minutes played by the 17 T&T players who competed in the third and fourth games of qualification (Caribbean 3 - Series 5), click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF 2ND ROUND - CARIBBEAN 3 - SERIES 5 | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Apr. 02, 2000 | T&T (3) | Dominican Republic (0) | Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain | Arnold Dwarika (68th-Penalty, 90th-Penalty); Angus Eve (79th) |
Apr. 16, 2000 | Dominican Republic (0) | T&T (1) | Santo Domingo | Nigel Pierre (65th) |
CONCACAF 3rd Round - Caribbean 3 - Final: In 2000, T&T played a two-game, home-and-away series against Haiti, earned 4 points with a [W=1 T=1 L=0] record, and advanced to the next round. The photo (at right) shows the starting T&T players for the May 7, 2000, game against Haiti: from left (standing), Marvin Andrews, Shurland David, Clayton Ince, Dennis Lawrence, Dwight Yorke, and Arnold Dwarika; (kneeling) Russell Latapy (captain), Ansil Elcock, Angus Eve, Stokely Mason, and Anthony Rougier. The other 11 players who participated in this round were: Lyndon Andrews; Carlos Edwards; Kerwyn Jemmott; Avery John; Stern John; Sherwyn Julien; Nigel Pierre; Ross Russell; Hector Sam; Brent Sancho; and Mickey Trotman. For a summary of game appearances and minutes played by the 13 players who competed in the fifth and sixth games of qualification (Caribbean 3 - Final), click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF 3RD ROUND - CARIBBEAN 3 - FINAL | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
May 07, 2000 | T&T (3) | Haiti (1) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Marvin Andrews (34th); Arnold Dwarika (74th-Penalty); Dwight Yorke (77th) |
May 19, 2000 | Haiti (1) | T&T (1) | Silvio Cator Stadium, Port-au-Prince | Dwight Yorke (26th) |
CONCACAF Semifinal - Group C: In 2000, T&T completed the Semifinal Round of play with a 5-1-0 record against Canada, Mexico, and Panama, and advanced to the Final Round. Stern John returned to England on July 18, 2000, to undergo surgery for damaged cartilage in his right knee and did not play until the fourth game of this round. In the second game against Mexico on July 23, 2000, Latapy received his second yellow card in as many games and sat out Game 3 against Panama; Dwight Yorke captained the team in has absence. T&T defeated Canada in the fourth game on September 3, 2000, and, with four consecutive victories, advanced to the final qualifying round as one of the top two teams from CONCACAF Group C.
T&T were without the services of Russell Latapy, Dwight Yorke, Stern John, Marvin Andrews, and Anthony Rougier on October 8, 2000, and lost Game 5 to Mexico by a score of 7-0 in Azteca Stadium (altitude: 7,350 feet), Mexico City. This game was marred by the ejection of Ansil Elcock in the 78th minute, after his rough tackle of Mexican striker Cuauhtemoc Blanco in the penalty box. FIFA imposed a 3-game suspension and a 5,000 Swiss francs fine on Elcock for his dangerous play. The venue for the 6th and final game on November 15, 2000, originally scheduled for Panama, was shifted to the Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, after mutual agreement by both countries. The 27 players who represented T&T in this round were:
Lyndon Andrews;
Marvin Andrews;
Kevin Austin;
Reynold Carrington;
Shurland David;
Craig Demmin;
Arnold Dwarika;
Carlos Edwards;
Ansil Elcock;
Angus Eve;
Gary Glasgow;
Shaka Hislop;
Clayton Ince;
Stern John;
Russell Latapy;
Dennis Lawrence;
Stokely Mason;
Adrian Narine;
Jerren Nixon;
Nigel Pierre;
Anthony Rougier;
Hector Sam;
Dale Saunders;
Jason Scotland;
Otis Seaton;
Evans Wise; and Dwight Yorke. For a summary of game appearances and minutes played by the 27 T&T players who competed in the six games of this round (Semifinal - Group C), click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF SEMIFINAL - GROUP C | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Jul. 16, 2000 | Canada (0) | T&T (2) | Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton | Angus Eve (43rd); Dwight Yorke (73rd) |
Jul. 23, 2000 | T&T (1) | Mexico (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Russell Latapy (85th) |
Aug. 16, 2000 | T&T (6) | Panama (0) | Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain | Anthony Rougier (2nd); Panama (Own Goal - 26th); Dwight Yorke (36th, 62nd); Angus Eve (60th); Nigel Pierre (78th) |
Sep. 03, 2000 | T&T (4) | Canada (0) | Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain | Russell Latapy (28th); Reynold Carrington (30th); Stokely Mason (53rd); Angus Eve (90th) |
Oct. 08, 2000 | Mexico (7) | T&T (0) | Azteca Stadium, Mexico City | None |
Nov. 15, 2000 | T&T (1) | Panama (0) | Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain | Nigel Pierre (15th - Penalty) |
CONCACAF Final: Controversy erupted 72 hours before the fourth game against Honduras when starters Anthony Rougier and Dwight Yorke were removed from consideration because of their inablility to provide adequate excuses for their absence from a warmup game against Panama. After apologizing for their failure to report to Panama, the players were given a reprieve and were able to participate in Game 4. Their reinstatement did little to help the squad which was trounced 4-2 by Honduras. Following the 5th game loss against the USA, Coach Ian Porterfield was relieved of his duties on June 25, 2001, and was replaced by Rene Simoes of Brazil. Porterfield's tenure lasted 16 months, from February 2000 to June 2001. Simoes promptly excluded Yorke and Latapy from consideration for the 6th game after they missed practice, and the two players retired from international competition on June 28, 2001.
The top three teams from this final qualifying round will advance to the World Cup finals. So far, the following 32 players have represented T&T in this round:
Lyndon Andrews;
Marvin Andrews;
Addison Belfon;
Reynold Carrington;
Ian Cox;
Nigel Daniel;
Arnold Dwarika;
Carlos Edwards;
Ansil Elcock;
Angus Eve;
Gary Glasgow;
Cyd Gray;
Shaka Hislop;
Clayton Ince;
Avery John;
Stern John;
Russell Latapy;
Dennis Lawrence;
Stokely Mason;
Ronnie Mauge;
Errol McFarlane;
Anton Pierre;
Nigel Pierre;
Brent Rahim;
Anthony Rougier;
Brent Sancho;
Dale Saunders;
Keyeno Thomas;
Mickey Trotman;
Aurtis Whitley;
Evans Wise;
and Dwight Yorke. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who have competed in the Final Round, click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF FINAL | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Feb. 28, 2001 | Jamaica (1) | T&T (0) | National Stadium, Kingston | None |
Mar. 28, 2001 | Costa Rica (3) | T&T (0) | San Jose | None |
Apr. 25, 2001 | T&T (1) | Mexico (1) | Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain | Marvin Andrews (15th) |
Jun. 16, 2001 | T&T (2) | Honduras (4) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Russell Latapy (56th); Stern John (90th) |
Jun. 20, 2001 | USA (2) | T&T (0) | Foxboro, Massachusetts | None |
Jun. 30, 2001 | T&T (1) | Jamaica (2) | Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain | Stern John (26th) |
Sep. 01, 2001 | T&T (0) | Costa Rica (2) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | None |
Sep. 05, 2001 | Mexico (3) | T&T (0) | Azteca Stadium, Mexico City | None |
Oct. 07, 2001 | Honduras (0) | T&T (1) | Estadio Olimpico, San Pedro Sula | Stern John (61st) |
Nov. 11, 2001 | T&T (0) | USA (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | None |
T&T began its 2006 World Cup campaign under the guidance of Coach Bertille St. Clair. The 2006 World Cup Finals are scheduled to be played in Germany.
CONCACAF Preliminary: In 2004, T&T played a two-game, home-and-away series against the Dominican Republic, earned 6 points with a [W=2 L=0] record, and advanced to the next round. For a summary of game appearances and minutes played by the 15 T&T players who competed in these first two games of qualification, click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF PRELIMINARY ROUND | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
June 13, 2004 | Dominican Republic (0) | T&T (2) | Estadio Olimpico Juan Pablo Duarte, Santo Domingo | Marvin Andrews (62nd); Stern John (90th) |
June 20, 2004 | T&T (4) | Dominican Republic (0) | Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella | Jason Scotland (48th); Stern John (69th - Penalty); Denzil Theobald (74th); Scott Sealy (86th) |
CONCACAF Second Round: The following 30 players represented T&T in the first two rounds: Marvin Andrews; Kerry Baptiste; Andre Boucaud; Ian Cox; Arnold Dwarika; Carlos Edwards; Angus Eve; Hayden Fitzwilliams; Cornell Glen; Shaka Hislop; Clayton Ince; Kelvin Jack; Kerwyn Jemmott; Avery John; Stern John; Kenwyne Jones; Dennis Lawrence; Errol McFarlane; Jerren Nixon; Brent Rahim; Marlon Rojas; Anthony Rougier; Hector Sam; Brent Sancho; Jason Scotland; Scott Sealy; Silvio Spann; Densill Theobald; Keyeno Thomas; and Daurance Williams. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who competed in the first eight games of the qualifying rounds of the 2006 World Cup, click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF SECOND ROUND - GROUP C | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Aug. 18, 2004 | St. Vincent & the Grenadines (0) | T&T (2) | Arnos Vale, Kingstown | Errol McFarlane (79th, 87th) |
Sept. 4, 2004 | St. Kitts & Nevis (1) | T&T (2) | Warner Park, Basseterre, St. Kitts | Errol McFarlane (44th); Stern John (88th) |
Sept. 8, 2004 | T&T (1) | Mexico (3) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Stern John (40th) | Oct. 10, 2004 | T&T (5) | St. Kitts & Nevis (1) | Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella | St. Kitts & Nevis (8th, Own Goal); Stern John (24th, 83rd); Cornell Glen (70th); Jerren Nixon (89th) |
Oct. 13, 2004 | Mexico (3) | T&T (0) | Estadio Cauhtemoc, Puebla | None |
Nov. 17, 2004 | T&T (2) | St. Vincent & the Grenadines (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Hector Sam (84th); Angus Eve (90th) |
CONCACAF Final Round: Following T&T's game with against Costa Rica on March 30, 2005, Coach Bertille St. Clair was replaced by the Dutchman Leo Beenhakker. T&T finished 4th in the Final CONCACAF standings behind USA, Mexico, and Costa Rica and qualified for a two-game playoff series against Bahrain, who finished 5th in the Asian Zone. The following 34 players represented T&T in the 10 games of the final round: Marvin Andrews; Christopher Birchall; Atiba Charles; Ian Cox; Carlos Edwards; Angus Eve; Leslie Fitzpatrick; Gary Glasgow; Cornell Glen; Cyd Gray; Nigel Henry; Shaka Hislop; Clayton Ince; Kelvin Jack; Avery John; Stern John; Kenwyne Jones; Russell Latapy; Dennis Lawrence; David Nakhid; Anton Pierre; Nigel Pierre; Brent Rahim; Marlon Rojas; Anthony Rougier; Hector Sam; Brent Sancho; Collin Samuel; Jason Scotland; Scott Sealy; Silvio Spann; Densill Theobald; Aurtis Whitley; and Dwight Yorke. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who competed in the final qualifying round, click here.
T&T RESULTS: CONCACAF FINAL ROUND | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Feb. 9, 2005 | T&T (1) | USA (2) | Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain | Angus Eve (89th) |
Mar. 26, 2005 | Guatemala (5) | T&T (1) | Estadio Mateo Flores, Guatemala City | Carlos Edwards (32nd) |
Mar. 30, 2005 | T&T (0) | Costa Rica (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | None |
Jun. 4, 2005 | T&T (2) | Panama (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Stern John (34th); Dennis Lawrence (71st) |
Jun. 8, 2005 | Mexico (2) | T&T (0) | Estadio Universitario, Monterrey | None |
Aug. 17, 2005 | USA (1) | T&T (0) | Hartford, Connecticut | None |
Sep. 3, 2005 | T&T (3) | Guatemala (2) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Stern John (86th, 87th); Russell Latapy (47th) |
Sep. 7, 2005 | Costa Rica (2) | T&T (0) | Estadio Ricardo Saprissa, San Jose | None |
Oct. 8, 2005 | Panama (0) | T&T (1) | Estadio Rommel Fernandez | Stern John (62nd) |
Oct. 12, 2005 | T&T (2) | Mexico (1) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Stern John (42nd, 61st) |
Playoff Round: T&T qualified for the 2006 World Cup Finals in Germany when they secured a 2-1 aggregate win in a 2-game playoff against Bahrain. It was the first time that T&T qualified for the World Cup Finals, and was the smallest country (Population: 1.3 million) to ever accomplish this feat. The following 14 players represented T&T in the playoff round: Marvin Andrews; Christopher Birchall; Carlos Edwards; Cyd Gray; Kelvin Jack; Avery John; Stern John; Kenwyne Jones; Russell Latapy; Dennis Lawrence; Jason Scotland; Silvio Spann; Aurtis Whitley; and Dwight Yorke. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who competed in the playoff round, click here.
T&T RESULTS: PLAYOFF ROUND | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Nov. 12, 2005 | T&T (1) | Bahrain (1) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain | Christopher Birchall (76th) |
Nov. 16, 2005 | Bahrain (0) | T&T (1) | Rafa Stadium, Manama | Dennis Lawrence (49th) |
World Cup: On April 12, 2006, the following 24 players were selected for the 2006 World Cup Finals in Germany:
Goalkeepers (3): Shaka Hislop, Clayton Ince, Kelvin Jack
Defenders (7): Marvin Andrews, Atiba Charles, Ian Cox, Cyd Gray, Avery John, Dennis Lawrence, Brent Sancho
Midfielders (6): Christopher Birchall, Anthony Rougier, Silvio Spann, Densill Theobald, Aurtis Whitley, Anthony Wolfe
Forwards (8): Carlos Edwards; Cornell Glen, Stern John, Kenwyne Jones, Russell Latapy, Collin Samuel, Jason Scotland, and Dwight Yorke.
The roster was later trimmed to 23 players when Anthony Rougier was dropped. Evans Wise replaced Silvio Spann who was dropped after failing to recover from a hamstring injury. T&T finished with 1 point (W=0, D=1, L=2) and was eliminated in the First Round. Coach Beenhakker and all 24 members of the team were awarded the Trinidad & Tobago Chaconia Medal Gold by the Government of Trinidad & Tobago for their performance at the World Cup. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who competed in Germany, click here.
WORLD CUP FIRST ROUND: GROUP B | |||||
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DATE | TIME (T&T) | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
June 10, 2006 | 12:00 p.m. | T&T (0) | Sweden (0) | Dortmund | None |
June 15, 2006 | 12:00 p.m. | England (2) | T&T (0) | Nuremberg | None |
June 20, 2006 | 3:00 p.m. | Paraguay (2) | T&T (0) | Kaiserslautern | None |
The 2010 World Cup final will be held in South Africa. After receiving a bye in the CONCACAF First Round, T&T began its quest for the finals with a home and away series with Bermuda in the Second Round with Francisco Maturana as coach. T&T advanced to the Third Round by outscoring Bermuda 3-2. The starting team for the second match against Bermuda is shown at right. Left to right (Front Row): Carlos Edwards, Khaleem Hyland, Aurtis Whitley (Captain), Darryl Roberts, Osei Telesford, Jerrol Forbes (Back Row): Makan Hislop, Michael Edwards, Jan-Michael Williams, Keon Daniel, Dennis Lawrence. The following 18 players represented T&T in the Second Round: Kern Cupid; Keon Daniel; Stephan David; Carlos Edwards; Michael Edwards; Ancil Farrier; Jerrol Forbes; Makan Hislop; Khaleem Hyland; Clayton Ince; Stern John; Dennis Lawrence; Darryl Roberts; Jason Scotland; Kareem Smith; Osei Telesford; Aurtis Whitley; and Jan-Michael Williams. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who competed in the preliminary round of the 2010 World Cup qualification, click here.
2010 FIFA WORLD CUP QUALIFICATION - CONCACAF SECOND ROUND | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
June 15, 2008 | T&T (1) | Bermuda (2) | Marvin Lee Stadium, Tunapuna, Trinidad | Stern John (24th) |
June 22, 2008 | Bermuda (0) | T&T (2) | Bermuda National Stadium, Prospect | Darryl Roberts (10th); Stern John (65th) |
T&T completed the Third Round by earning 11 points with a [W=3 T=2 L=1] record, and advanced to the CONCACAF Final Round. The following 26 players represented T&T in the Third Round: Kerry Baptiste; Christopher Birchall; Keon Daniel; Aklie Edwards; Carlos Edwards; Cornell Glen; Cyd Gray; Makan Hislop; Khaleem Hyland; Clayton Ince; Avery John; Stern John; Kenwyne Jones; Russell Latapy; Dennis Lawrence; Clyde Leon; Marvin Phillip; Darryl Roberts; Jason Scotland; Silvio Spann; Osei Telesford; Densill Theobald, Keyeno Thomas; Andre Toussaint; Anthony Wolfe; Dwight Yorke. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who competed in the Third Round of the 2010 World Cup qualification, click here.
2010 FIFA WORLD CUP QUALIFICATION - CONCACAF THIRD ROUND | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
Aug. 20, 2008 | Cuba (1) | T&T (3) | Estadío Pedro Marrero, La Habana | Keon Daniel (27th, 59th); Cornell Glen (66th) |
Sept. 6, 2008 | T&T (1) | Guatemala (1) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad | Keon Daniel (84th) |
Sept. 10, 2008 | USA (3) | T&T (0) | Toyota Park, Bridgeview, Ilinois | None |
Oct. 11, 2008 | Guatemala (0) | T&T (0) | Estadio Nacional Mateo Flores, Guatemala City | None |
Oct. 15, 2008 | T&T (2) | USA (1) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad | Russell Latapy (61st); Dwight Yorke (79th - Penalty) |
Nov. 19, 2008 | T&T (3) | Cuba (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad | Kenwyne Jones (67th); Dwight Yorke (69th); Keon Daniel (86th) |
T&T completed the Final Qualifying Round by earning 6 points with a [W=1 T=3 L=6] record and did not advance to the World Cup Finals to be held in South Africa. The following 37 players represented T&T in the CONCACAF Final Round: Marvin Andrews; Lyndon Andrews; Radanfah Abu Bakr; Kerry Baptiste; Christopher Birchall; Kern Cupid; Keon Daniel; Aklie Edwards; Carlos Edwards; Cornell Glen; Hughton Hector; Makan Hislop; Khaleem Hyland; Clayton Ince; Julius James; Avery John; Stern John; Kenwyne Jones; Devon Jorsling; Russell Latapy; Dennis Lawrence; Clyde Leon; Trent Noel; Marvin Philip; Robert Primus; Collin Samuel; Jlloyd Samuel; Jason Scotland; Silvio Spann; Densill Theobald, Keyeno Thomas; Jake Thomson; Hayden Tinto; Jan-Michael Williams; Keston Williams; Anthony Wolfe; and Dwight Yorke. For a complete summary of game appearances and minutes played by the T&T players who competed in the Final Round, click here. The following is the schedule for the CONCACAF Final Round:
2010 FIFA WORLD CUP QUALIFICATION - CONCACAF FINAL ROUND | ||||
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DATE | HOME TEAM (GOALS) | VISITOR (GOALS) | VENUE | T&T SCORERS |
February 11, 2009 | El Salvador (2) | T&T (2) | Estadio Cuscutlan, San Salvador | Carlos Edwards (7th); Dwight Yorke (27th - Penalty) |
March 28, 2009 | T&T (1) | Honduras (1) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad | Khaleem Hyland (87th) |
April 1, 2009 | USA (3) | T&T (0) | LP (Louisiana-Pacific Corporation) Field, Nashville, Tennessee | None |
June 6, 2009 | T&T (2) | Costa Rica (3) | Dwight Yorke Stadium, Tobago | Carlos Edwards (30th); Collin Samuel (63rd) |
June 10, 2009 | Mexico (2) | T&T (1) | Estadio Azteca, Mexico City | Hayden Tinto (45th) |
August 12, 2009 | T&T (1) | El Salvador (0) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad | Cornell Glen (6th) |
September 5, 2009 | Honduras (4) | T&T (1) | Estadio Francisco Morazan, San Pedro Sula | Kerry Baptiste (85th) |
September 9, 2009 | T&T (0) | USA (1) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad | None |
October 10, 2009 | Costa Rica (4) | T&T (0) | Estadío Ricardo Saprissa | None |
October 14, 2009 | T&T (2) | Mexico (2) | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad | Kerry Baptiste (32nd, 60th - Penalty) |
The following are the results of local FA Cup competition:
FA CUP RESULTS | |||
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YEAR | EDITION | WINNER | OPPONENT |
2000 | W Connection (PFL) 1: (Penalty Kicks) | Joe Public (PFL) 1 | |
2001 | Joe Public (PFL) 1: (Pierre Bruny, 55th) | Carib FC (EFA) 0 | |
2002 | W Connection (PFL) 5: (Arnold Dwarika, 20th; Joe Maria Manoel, 29th; Rolston James, 47th; Silvio Spann, 86th; Titus Elva, 90th) | Arima Fire (PFL) 1: (Ashford Legerton, 31st) | |
2003 | North East Stars | ||
2004 | Joe Public | ||
2005 | San Juan Jabloteh | ||
2006 | WASA 3 (Penalty Kicks 4-2): (Billy Dee Scantlebury, 3rd, 97th; Darin Lewis, 56th) | North East Stars 3: (Marc Leslie, 19th; Randolph Jerome, 74th; Pollard, 117th) | |
2007 | Joe Public 1: (Roen Nelson, 20th) | Caledonia AIA 0 | |
2008 | Caledonia AIA 3: (Walter Moore, 34th; Conrad Smith, 82nd; Jameel Perry, 108th) | W Connection 2: (Kerron Smith, 29th; Teba McKnight, 37th) | |
2009 | Joe Public 3: (Kerry Baptiste, 15th; Own Goal- Eder Gilmar Aras, 86th; Conrad Smith, 90th) | W ConnectionC 2: (Clyde Leon, 37th; Matthew Bartholomew, 81st) |
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