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Sixteen of the 48 primary schools registered for the second edition of the Scotibank Concacaf NextPlay Cup set the tone in the preliminaries at the Barbados Football Association's Wildey Turf.

And some of the coaches have adjudged the event the best thing by far.

Schools that participated in the first day of the two-day culmination were Wilkie Cumberbatch, Eagl...

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A cross-section of the packed stands at the Wildey Turf during the final game of the BFA's inaugural Capelli SuperCup.

Despite not having any major sponsors on board for some time, the Barbados Football Association’s (BFA) inaugural Capelli SuperCup was a complete success.

That is according to president of the BFA Randy Harris, who was speaking following the staging of the 13-week tournament which saw 25 clubs across Barbados compete for the grand prize of $50 000.

On Sunday night the ...

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Players and officials untie in support against violence at the final of the BFA's Capelli SuperCup

President of the Barbados Football Association (BFA) Randy Harris is calling on all Barbadians to join forces with the local football fraternity and take a stance against the continued violence plaguing the island.

He was speaking following the successful staging of the inaugural out of season Capelli SuperCup, which climaxed at the Wildey Turf on Sunday night. The final match-up enti...

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Capelli SuperCup Champions Weymouth Wales celebrating with Minister of Sport John King (left) and Minister in the Ministry of Economic Affairs Marsha Caddle (right)

Head Coach of Weymouth Wales Thomas Jordan said his team executed their plan and dominated in the fading minutes of the Barbados Football Association’s inaugural Capelli SuperCup.

In the 89th minute, Captain Hadan Holligan was able to get past Ellerton’s custodian Jamar Brewster to seal the deal and grab the $50, 000 grand prize at the Wildey Turf.  

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Captain tackling captain: Ellerton's Captain Shakille Belle on the ball (left) while Wales' Captain Hadan Holligan chase him.

A last-minute strike from Captain Hadan Holligan was all it took to register Weymouth Wales as the winners of the Barbados Football Association’s inaugural Capelli SuperCup tonight.

Playing against top-flyers Ellerton, in front of a sold-out crowd that saw standing room only, Wales poked and prodded their way to victory. Moments before referee Trevor Taylor blew the final whistl...

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Ellerton is set to take nothing for granted tomorrow night when they face Weymouth Wales in the finals of the Barbados Football Association’s (BFA) inaugural Capelli SuperCup.

And Head Coach Corey “Beenie Man” Barrow said they have analyzed Wales’ approach and are ready for anything the top-ranking team may bring their way.

During a recent interview, ...

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All bets are off and it will be a Weymouth Wales and Ellerton square off in the final of the Barbados Football Association’s inaugural Capelli SuperCup.

Despite the showers that drenched the Wildey Turf earlier, Wales defeated the Barbados Defence Force Sports Programme (BDFSP) 3-1 in the nightcap game, while Ellerton got the upper hand over UWI Blackbirds with the lone goal of ...

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The Barbados Defence Force Programme (BDFSP) and Weymouth Wales have a rich history of facing each other to gain the championship.

And it will be no different when the two top-ranked teams take to the Barbados Football Association’s Wildey Turf in the nightcap game on Sunday to do battle in the semifinals of the inaugural Capelli SuperCup.

The competition saw 25 teams ...

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“Trust the process”.

That was the reminder given by Head Coach of the Barbados Football Association’s senior Tridents Russell Latapy to the players at the end of their group phase in this year's Concacaf Nations League.

“During the team talk, one of the things I said to the boys is that we have to stick to and believe in the way that we play. For ...

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It was déjà vu all over again.

Head coach of the Barbados Football Association’s (BFA) senior Tridents Russell “The Little Magician” Latapy led the home team to victory, where they capped off an impressive 3-0 victory in Group A of League C, over the Cayman Islands last night to register a promotion to League B in the Concacaf Nations Lea...