It was an evening of drama, entertainment and emotions as Stokely Vale edged Sidey’s in the Tobago Football Association knockout final at Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet on Saturday.

The trio of title-holder Sidey's FC, 1976 Phoenix FCX, and Stokely Vale were all in winners' row to stay top of their respective conferences when matches in the Ascension Tobago Football Association (TFA) Premier Division continued on the weekend.

The THA will soon be given the responsibility to manage the Dwight Yorke Stadium, according to Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe.

Sidey’s of Speyside and Stokely Vale of Plymouth will contest the Tobago Football Association FA knockout final, on a date to be announced.

THE COMMUNITIES across Tobago, will have the opportunity to express their passion and camaraderie towards their teams, as the Tobago Football Association (TFA)-organised Ascension Premier League, kicks off at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, on Friday.

Senior national women’s footballer Karyn Forbes is back in the seaside village of Plymouth where she is currently preparing for her fourth instalment of the “Kick it with Karyn” football tournament on Saturday.

1976 FC Phoenix defeated Carnbee/Mt Pleasant 3-1 in extra time on Tuesday, to win the Ascension Tobago Football League final, at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet. The Canaan/Bon Accord team took home $30,000 for the victory while the runners-up received $20,000.

EVERTON Alfred, president of the Tobago Football Association (TFA), plans to boost the game in the island, during his four-year term in office.

Trinidadian Marvin Andrews scored a tournament-high five goals—representing new champons Liverpool—at the 2015 British Airways Tobago Legends Challenge football tournament which ended yesterday at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Tobago.