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Leading goal-scorer Armando Lashley making a move toward one of his goals on Sunday. He scored four against Barbados Soccer Academy.

It rained goals this weekend when the Barbados Premier League continued at the Wildey Turf on Saturday and Sunday. With the end of the road in sight, some teams have put their foot on the accelerator while some others seem to be running out of steam as the final rounds wind down. At the end of six games, 30 goals had rocked the nets over the two days of play.

On Sunday, Paradise FC ha...

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Paradise players celebrating their game-winner in the Under-11 Tier 2 final this past Saturday.

It is finished! After running for the better part of 2019, the Barbados Football Association's National Youth Cup came to an end. With the champions in the Tier 1 competition being decided on the previous weekend, the top teams in Tier 2 took their titles this past Saturday at the Wildey Turf.

Brittons Hill picked up their first ever Under-9 trophy when they were forced to penalti...

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West Coast and Kick Start Hot Shots hashing it out in the Under-9 semis.

With the top teams in Tier 1 already taking home their titles, it is the turn of the teams in Tier 2 to do the same as the curtain is set to come down completely on the Barbados Football Association's National Youth Cup this coming Saturday. After some of the most illustrious youth clubs went head-to-head in heated competition for the better part of three months, the curtain is about to com...

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Barbados just cannot seem to get away from long-time rivals, the United States Virgin Islands and the Bajan Tridents will have to face them once again when the Concacaf Men's Caribbean Olympic Qualifiers. After handing down a 3-0 drubbing to the USVI team in their most recent encounter back in November, Barbados will be going up against them in July when they seek a spot in next year's ...

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BDFSP's Rashawn Kellman looks for a pass as Notre Dame's Azarel Croney closes in on him.

There is an old adage which reads 'lightning never strikes in the same place twice' and although it has been proven to be incorrect, it still held some water this weekend as Clayton's Kola Tonic Notre Dame were denied back-to-back comebacks in the Premier League. Playing in Sunday's nightcap at the Wildey Turf, the Dames might have been looking for the same magic from the week b...

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Mavericks Fire pulled off an exciting win over Pro Shottas Spurs in the Under-17 final.

After weeks of waging war against their peers the champions have finally been decided in Tier 1 of the Barbados Football Association's National Youth Cup. With the finale in Tier 2 set for next weekend, titles were claimed in exciting matches at the Wildey Turf on Saturday with the Pro Shottas United picking two of the five on offer.

The Under-9 final saw a White Hall coming home ...

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With the Barbados Premier League getting down into crunch time, the sheep will now be separated from the goats as the teams with the best endurance will be the ones to come away with points in the final days. With Weymouth Wales and the Barbados Defence Force Sports Programme leading their respective zones, the race is on to see if they can be taken down before the last few games left in the se...

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Some of the top clubs in the island will be converging on the Wildey Turf this coming Saturday as the curtain is set to come down on the first half of the Barbados Football Association's National Youth Cup. From as early as 8:30 AM, the champions of each division in Tier 1 will be decided after rivalries raged on for the past few weeks.

At the Under-9 level, West Coast Academy wil...

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A fairytale comeback from three goals down was the highlight on Sunday in the Barbados Premier League as Clayton's Kola Tonic Notre Dame stole away a 4-3 win from Paradise FC. With the out-of-zone fixtures continuing at the Wildey Turf this weekend, Dames' victory was one of the biggest talking points.

Playing in the evening's first game, things looked done and dusted by t...

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The chase is on in the Barbados Premier League as the home stretch is within sight. With only five games left across the board, teams will be letting it all hang out as they put in their final bids in the title race. Playing out-of-zone fixtures for the second time around, all eyes will be on group leaders Weymouth Wales and the Barbados Defence Force Sports Programme as the two are are on a co...