National Super League

Trinidad and Tobago’s senior men’s team head coach Stephen Hart was part of a TTFA contingent that journeyed to the Guayaguayare Recreation Ground to witness the Super League encounter between Westside Superstarz and home team Guaya United on Sunday afternoon.

Westside Superstarz, led by a brace from Qian Grosvenor, soared to the top of the Blink/bmobile National Super League standings on Wednesday, the closing day of Match Day One, when the club eased past Tobago’s 1976 FC Phoenix 3-0 at the St Anthony’s College Ground, Westmoorings.

Former St Anthony’s College standout midfielder Qian Grosvenor scored his fourth goal in three matches, while four other players found the net to see Westside Superstars to its third consecutive blink/bmobile National Super League win, this time with a 5-1 blowout of Defence Force, at Frederick Settlement Ground, Caroni, yesterday.

QIAN GROVESNOR netted two goals in three minutes as Westside Superstarzs FC blanked 1976 FC Phoenix 3-0 on Wednesday, in a rescheduled Blink/bmobile National Super League Match Day One fixture at the St Anthony’s Ground, Westmoorings.

WESTSIDE SUPERSTARZS FC remained ahead of the pack in the Blink/Bmobile National Super League after a second successive win, on Match Day Two action on July 14.

Walsall boss Dean Smith today ruled out making an immediate move for Tobagonian teenager Jem Gordon.

Westside Superstarz leapt to the top of the bmobile National Super League (NSL) standings after a 3-0 whipping of Bethel United on Sunday at St Anthony’s Ground, and are now one of two teams with a perfect record.

Two clubs from Tobago will be in action this evening when the remaining Match Day One fixtures in the blink/bmobile National Super League kick off, from 4 pm.