Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president Kieron Edwards says they will play a four team tournament in England in May as part of their preparation for the resumption of the world cup qualifiers in June.
The tournament will feature West Africa giants and rivals Nigeria and Ghana with Jamaica completion the list of the four teams for the tournament.
Edwards told Guardian Media Sports Wednesday it’s time to move to the next level. “Next up on the agenda is the Unity Cup in May. We head to London, England, for two games. The Unity Cup comprises four teams: Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Ghana and Nigeria.”
“We play Jamaica in the first game, then Nigeria plays Ghana; the winners of the two games will play each other on the 31st of May. The first game is on the 27th of May, and the losers of the two games play each other on the same day, May 31, so they would play the first game, and the winners play the second, so that is the Unity Cup,” Edwards explained.
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He explained further, “The idea is to have high-level opposition for the team’s preparation for the World Cup qualifier on June 6 against St Kitts/Nevis at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.”
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