TRINIDAD and Tobago kick-start their Copa Caribe title defence from 8 p.m. tonight at the newly opened Larry Gomes Stadium in Arima where the locals take on Barbados in the second match of a doubleheader.

HAVING stumbled on the turn into the final straight, Trinidad and Tobago has now found itself having to play catch-up in a race in which really only the top three get the prize - a place in the World Cup.

In the Summer of 1983 Trinidad & Tobago hosted the U-16 CONCACAF Championships. At the end of the tournament, football in TT was never the same again.

ONE of the most striking things about last week Wednesday's World Cup qualifying match in Kingston (other than the result, of course!) has been the calm, cool, collected reaction to the outcome.

IT wasn’t just how badly Trinidad and Tobago performed, but the extent to which it was outplayed by the home side in San Jose, last week.

BOGEY teams. They are things that can be done without.

TRINIDAD and Tobago skipper Russell Latapy believes his team can still achieve its dream of reaching a first ever World Cup Finals.

While Trinidad did not perform up to its usual elegant or spectacular form, they were still capable of riding their luck pass Cayman for a 3-0 victory on Sunday at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex.