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Canada scores early and often in 22-0 drubbing of Dominica in CONCACAF U-20 qualifier

Canada · Canada

Canada scores early and often in 22-0 drubbing of Dominica in CONCACAF U-20 qualifier

Coverage: 2 sources

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, CanadaSee the Story

Sammy could be asset to WI Test ambitions, IF he can woo Windies’ white ball stars

Premier League · Manchester

Sammy could be asset to WI Test ambitions, IF he can woo Windies’ white ball stars

I support Melbourne Cricket Club president Mark Neita’s view that the best white ball players should play Test cricket for West Indies—but can it happen in reality? When famous England Premier League football club Manchester United lost 3-1 to Brighton on 19 January 2025, their coach Ruben Amorim described his outfit as the worst team …See the Story

T&T U17s played “way, way above what they were given”; Cooper dissects Costa Rica loss

T&T U17s played “way, way above what they were given”; Cooper dissects Costa Rica loss

Are the Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Under-17 Team failures for their inability to defeat Costa Rica in their own backyard in a do-or-die World Cup qualifier? Are Soca Warriors supporters justified in expecting wins in such scenarios, within the context of the two football nations? Head coach Shawn Cooper did not pose those hypotheticals …See the Story

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