National Super League

CLUB SANDO trounced Defence Force 5-2 on Sunday to progress to the semi-final stage of the Blink/Bmobile National Super League Knockout tournament.

Table-topper Club Sando, which is on a bye for the weekend, will remain at the helm of the blink/bmobile National Super League standings while current-runner up Guaya United seeks to cut the gap to one point, when it makes the trip to Canaan, Bon Accord, Tobago, to face fifth-placed 1976 FC Phoenix.

Anthony Parris scored a brace, while the league’s leading goalscorer Teba McKnight rounded up an easy 5-2 victory for Club Sando over Defence Force to see the Southerners advance to the semifinal of the blink/bmobile National Super League (NSL) Knockout competition, yesterday.

Newly-promoted Guaya United made the leap from third to second in the 13-team standings last evening, when the South-Eastern club handed league leader Club Sando its first defeat of the campaign, via a 3–1 triumph at the Guaya Recreation Ground, Guayaguayare, last evening.

The two Tobago teams made early exits in the blink/bmobile National Super League (NSL) 2013 knockout competition yesterday.

Former Trinidad and Tobago National Footballer Ron La Forest is hoping to take Super League New Boys Guaya United to the top-flight of Trinidad and Tobago football.

A Stevonn Stoute hat-trick, along with a Kevon Woodley brace helped Malabar FC replace Guaya United for second spot, when the match day 13 in the blink/bmobile National Super League, on Sunday.

Unbeaten Club Sando maintained their five-goal cushion atop the bmobile National Super League standings with a 1-0 victory over Real Maracas FC on Sunday at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva.