Concaf Nations League: nine nations are fighting for the last fourth places

The fourth matchday of CONCACAF Nations League happens on March 21, 22 and 23 and will determine who will be the 10 nations qualified to 2019 Gold Cup. So far six nations are already qualified: Curaçao, haiti, Canada, Cuba, jamaica and Martinique. All of them won their three games and join nine points. On the other side, are still dreaming: Bermuda, Guyana, St. Kitts and Nevis, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, French Guyana, Belize, El Salvador and Montserrat with six points, a win can secure them a space available Only El Salvador have already played in Gold Cup before.

Dead games

Some National teams will play their life from tomorrow 21, let's the mainly games of the fourth round:

St. Kitts and Nevis will visit Suriname on March 23. A win secure "The Sugar Boyz" a place on Gold Cup while a win for Suriname can feat an wispy chance to qualify.

Montserrat will face Cayman Island on March 22.

El Salvador will have a hard game against already wualified Jamaica on March 23.

French Guyana will have  a huge game against Canada on24 March

Belize and Guyana will play a "Win or die" game on March 23.

The same happens to Dominican Republic and Bermuda, the match will be played in Estadio Cibao in Santo Domingo on March 24.

Nicaragua will face Barbados in an away game on March 24.

Liberta Blackhawks champion in Antigua and Barbuda

The supporters that came to the Antigua Recreation Grounds yesterday on sunday March 17 at 3 PM saw a dominant Liberta Blackhaws win a comfortable 3-0 against Parham FC. The win secured the club the new champion of ABFA Premier League 2018-2019. The goals of the match were scored by Antigua and Barbuda National midfielder Avier Christian at 19 and 90+2 and striker Courtney Clarke at 31.

Old Road FC and Liberta Blackhawks arrived at 18 Matchday drew with 31 points. The third Greenbay Hoppers with 30 points and the Grenades FC with 29 also arrived for the last match with chances to be the champions. Old Road FC and Grenades FC faced each other at 5 PM and Grenades FC won the match by the minimum advantage 1-0. Greenbay Hoppers had a big win over Five Island Fc as the game ended 5-1. Liberta Blackhawks and Greenbay Hoppers FC are qualified to play CFU Club Championship 2020.

Liberta Blackhawks are the ABFA Premier League 2018-2019 big champions. This was the starting 11 yesterday in the win against Parham FC.
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Transfer window : 28 Local leagues players signs overseas

Another transfer window is about to end and 28 caribbean players will left their home leagues or Caribbean League to join a team abroad. The mainly country receiving those Caribbean players is United States of America with a total of 12. Let's see who are the players to join abroad:

Keston George (Left) and Yohance Marshall (Right) signed for Iceland Third Tier side's Kórdrengir
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Jamaican Rep Stripe Premier League 2018-2019 with players from 5 countries

Who is following the season 2018-2019 of jamaican Red Stripe Premier League is seeing some new faces. For this championship, newcomer Mount Pleasant FA, Montego Bay United, Harbour View FC and  currently champion Portmore United FC counts with International players for their roster. It wouldn’t be something new in majority of the leagues around the world, even in Trinidadian TT PRO League and Dominican Republic’s LDF. The news is that the league is counting with eight foreigners players.

Logo of Jamaican Red Stripe Premier League.

A disease made the strenth for Ordell Flemming

“When I was much younger I struggled with bad case of asthma and was told by the doctors I not to do any physical activity because of my condition but I felt in love for the game very. After I made the U13 national team I struggled to make any other youth teams because I was told I'm too small. Football mean everything to me because it teaches me about life on a whole”. These words belong to St. Kitts and Nevis right wing back Ordell Flemming that dropped all dificulties to reach the high as he could.

Being a comum name on the national of St. Kitts and Nevis he helped his small islands to reach na imaginable pposition on FIFA Rankings. He returned to Rams Village Suprstars after spent two seasons with Morvant Caledonia United in Trinidad & Tobago.

Ordell Flemming with the ball wearing Rams Village Superstars' uniform
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The dream and fight of Jabari Mitchell into professional

“My life have always been built around football ,the love and passion I have for the game is indescribable. My dream is to play abroad and since a kid I've been working towards that” this word belongs too ne of the most skinfull players in TT PRO League at the moment: Jabari Mitchell.

The 20 years-old attacking midfield that joined Point Fortin Civic FC to take the number 10 is looking to keep the good work up and become true his dream. Wearing the #10 also for Trinidad & Tobago U20 National in CFU U20 Qualifiers and then at the group stage representing full CONCACAF U20 recently but he also played at U17 and U20.

Jabari Mitchell with the ball during CONACAF U20 against Bermuda
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The dominican winger Errol Blaize

Dominica has an amateur league but it doesn’t mean that there aren’t a place when appear many talented players. Recently, the right and left winger Errol Blaize has been a name to remember being involved with the National Team playing the Windward Island Tournament recently.

The 25 years old currently plays for Harlem United FC in Dominica Football Association Premier League before that in 2007 he was with Trafalgar that plays in the First Division of DFA. He was introduced to football by his friends at school to play for fun after classes “I wasn’t good at it so I practiced one summer everyday and the following year I was the Under 15 National team captain, and ever since I’ve been here(National Team)” he told. 

Errol Blaize with harlem United SC speaking with the referee
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