Se está disputando la CFU Club Champions Cup 2011 de la Caribbean Football Union (CFU), la entidad que rige el fútbol en la región.
En esta 13° edición participan 13 equipos de nueve países del Caribe. Puerto Rico Islanders, el último campeón, comenzó su participación en la Segunda Ronda.

The newest FIFA rankings were released this morning, and the results have significant implications for CONCACAF teams as we prepare to start the new World Cup qualifying cycle. There has been quite a bit of movement at the top and bottom of the list, which I wasn't expecting. To start, here are the bottom ten CONCACAF teams, who would play the first round of World Cup qualifying if it started today (new teams highlighted in bold red): Belize, Dominican Republic, British Virgin Islands, St.

With the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup now in the history books, the first FIFA Women's World Rankings since the completion of the tournament are out. Despite Japan's penalty kick triumph over the USA in the Final, there were no moves in the top five, with finalists the USA continuing to lead the pack, followed by Germany, Brazil, Japan and Sweden.

Joined in progress, it's the second matchday of the second round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying. Here we go: [Group B] Barbados 0-2 Trinidad & Tobago F [Group A] Dominican Republic 1-1 Suriname F [Group F] US Virgin Islands 1-8 Antigua & Barbuda F [Group E] Belize 1-2 Guatemala F [Group D] St. Lucia 2-4 St.

Keon Daniel's tale of unfortunate events continued last night, as the Philadelphia Union player was substituted off in the 46th minute of Trinidad and Tobago's 4-0 win over Barbados.

The 25-year-old Daniel was unable to regain the form that he had found with the Union and carried over to the Trinidadian national team, before failing to impress in his start in Trinidad's 2-1 loss to Bermuda on October 7.

A 2-1 win against Bermuda gave Suriname the 12th and final place at the 2011 CONCACAF U-20 Championship, which is set for Guatemala from April 3-17.
The wins finished Suriname atop its second-round qualifying group with nine points, while Bermuda, Netherlands Antilles and Guyana had three each.

This year's Caribbean Club Championship kicked off tonight. It wouldn't be the Caribbean Championship without withdrawals from some of the domestic league winners, and this year's edition would continue that sorry record. Centre Bath Estate of Dominica and Bassa FC of Antigua and Barbuda withdrew from the tournament before it even started, allowing Haiti's Tempête and Guyana's Newtown to advance without kicking a ball.

Representatives of Spanish Liga side Valencia CF are in Jamaica for a week-long camp for local youngsters, and yesterday the club's director of sport operations said that the club is very interested in forming a permanent academy in the country. Valencia already have academies in Egypt and Japan and plan to open a third in Bermuda later this year.

Today CONCACAF World Cup qualifying starts for 19 more national associations in the confederation, with matches going on from Toronto to Georgetown. (Or is Paramaribo further south?) This post will be updated throughout the day with results and events as they come in, but I'll be working so it will be more of a semi-live blog.

2014 Word Cup qualifying started off well for Tinidad and Tobago, with a 1-0 win over Bermuda beginning the process.

Philadelphia Union midfielder Keon Daniel started Trinidad's victory off on the bench, but was substituted into the game in the 36th minute of the game. Daniel replaced Khaleem Hyland well before the start of half time for reasons beyond a tactical change.

Trinidad and Tobago plays Barbados today at 4 pm and Keon Daniel may make his first start for the country as a member of the Philadelphia Union.

Daniel and Trinidad pulled out a close 1-0 win over Bermuda on a Kenwyne Jones goal in the 44th minute. Tobago was expected to pull well away from Barbados, but those expectations were not met.

Build up play for the goal starts at 0:52.

Earlier in the week, Keon Daniel started for Trinidad and Tobago in a World Cup Qualifier against Barbados.

The 25-year-old midfielder went on to score the first goal of the game, which ended up being good enough to be the game winner.

According to a report out of Trinidad and Tobago, Philadelphia Union midfielder Keon Daniel has not been able to re-enter the USA since playing for the country's national team against Bermuda and Barbados.

Ten days after representing Trinidad and Tobago in World Cup qualifiers against Bermuda and Barbados, United States-based Philadelphia Union midfielder Keon Daniel is still in Trinidad.

Philadelphia Union midfielder Keon Daniel has once again been called up for Trinidad and Tobago's 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign.

Trinidad head coach Otto Pfister named Daniel as part of a preliminary group of sixteen players that will train in the country Monday and Tuesday of next week.

Despite Keon Daniel reportedly contracting Dengue Fever, the midfielder has made the trip with the Trinidad and Tobago National Team to Bermuda.

Trinidad flew to Bermuda on October 2, forgoing a practice that was originally planned on the same day in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Instead the national team will stay in the island country until their October 7, 2014 World Cup Qualifier.

Trinidad and Tobago's hopes of progressing to the next stage of CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying took a hit Friday night, as the national team dropped a 2-0 decision to Bermuda.

Philadelphia Union midfielder Keon Daniel played his third 2014 World Cup Qualifying game for Tobago, his first after scoring the eventual game winner against Barbados in early September.

Trinidad and Tobago's hopes of progressing to the next stage of CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying took a hit Friday night, as the national team dropped a 2-1 decision to Bermuda.

Philadelphia Union midfielder Keon Daniel played his third 2014 World Cup Qualifying game for Tobago, his first after scoring the eventual game winner against Barbados in early September.

CONCACAF nations play their fourth round games of the 2014 World Cup Qualifying season tonight, with one of the most important of those games being between Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados. The two island nations are competing for second place in CONCACAF Group B, as first place Guyana has all but wrapped up first place.

All signs point to Toronto?Toronto FC's season has barely gone cold but it looks like plans for 2012 (aka SIXual Healing) are already starting to heat up. According to reports out of football hotbed Bermuda and East Anglian metropolis/tractor hotbed Ipswich, former Ipswich Town and Bermudian international midfielder Reggie Lambe is on The Reds' radar.