Trinidad and Tobago’s next international fixture at home – a Concacaf Nations League clash against Nicaragua on March 27 – will be held at Dwight Yorke Stadium in Scarborough, Tobago.

As Trinidad and Tobago’s football closes the curtain on the 2022 calendar and looks ahead to what promises to be an eventful 2023, the man in the top job, head coach of the Men’s National Senior Team Angus Eve believes that with the right planning and application, the period ahead can bring the much needed relief and inspiration the country is longing for.

He has two qualifying games to prepare his team for in March but his home-based players are not playing football.

TRINIDAD AND Tobago men’s football team coach Angus Eve is setting his sights on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be staged in three countries – United States, Canada and Mexico.

English League One defender Ryan Inniss of Charlton Athletic FC is one of several European-based players who have impressed Trinidad and Tobago men's football coach Angus Eve but who do not meet the legal requirements to earn a national call-up.

EVEN AS men’s national coach Angus Eve continues to lament the non-functioning of a local national football league, the Soca warriors have dropped a further three spots in FIFA’s men’s world rankings.

Former T&T footballers Everald “Gally” Cummings, and Steve David were both sad, but still full of praise for Brazilian football legend Pele, arguably the greatest player ever, who died at the age of 82 on Thursday.

Despite Trinidad and Tobago falling to a 2-1 defeat to host nation Thailand in the third-place match of the King’s Cup at the Chiang Mai Stadium yesterday, head coach Angus Eve said the trip had some benefits.