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Trinidad & Tobago will be making their second appearance at the FIFA U-17 World Cup, after having participated as hosts in 2001. We have been placed in Group F with the likes of Ghana, Colombia, and Germany, who have tremendous experience and successes at this tournament. T&T will be relying on Leston Paul and Stephen Knox to spearhead them to some scintillating performances. Let's rally round the Junior Warriors!!!.

From FIFA.com:
In Group F at the FIFA U-17 World Cup Korea 2007, fans can expect great excitement from start to finish. Colombia caused an upset in the qualifying rounds of the South American U-17 Championship by beating Argentina to second place with a hard-fought 0-0 draw against champions Brazil.

Ghana took third place in the African U-17 Championship and are already a major force in this age range: the Black Starlets have so far qualified for the FIFA U-17 World Cup seven times, taking the title in 1991 and 1995. After an eight-year gap, Germany's U-17 side have managed to qualify for the global showcase again and are eager to do well, whereas outsiders Trinidad and Tobago are looking to cause a few upsets, just like their senior team did at the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ in Germany.


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 T & T vs GER

Date: Sunday, Aug 26th
Time: 6 AM EST
Venue: Changwon Main Stadium
Location: Changwon, South Korea
Online Viewing: LIVE STREAM


{tab=Team}
# Player Club Pos DOB
 Height Weight
5 Adams, Akeem United Petrotrin M 1991-04-13 6' 2"
 179
7 Balbosa, Brenton Defence Force D 1990-05-09 5' 7" 157
4 Bateau, Sheldon Joe Public D 1991-01-29 6' 2"
 176
20 Caesar, Kern United Petrotrin GK 1991-01-13 6' 159
13 Campbell, Stephan Joe Public M 1990-08-26 6' 168
17 Cyrus, Daniel San Juan Jabloteh D 1990-12-15 6' 4" -
2 David, Aubrey North East Stars D 1990-10-11 6' 2" 159
8 De Silva, Sean Superstar Rangers M 1990-01-17 5' 7" 137
1 Fullerton, Jesse Joe Public GK 1990-10-20 6' 198
11 Joseph, Daniel W-Connection F 1990-07-28 5' 9" 143
16 Joseph, Marcus North East Stars F 1991-04-29 5' 7" 135
10 Knox, Stephen Joe Public F 1990-09-03 5' 9" 146
18 Lewis, Micah San Juan Jabloteh M 1990-03-20 5' 7" 143
9 Maund, Aaron W-Connection M 1990-09-19 6' 170
19 Molino, Kevin Caledonia AIA M 1990-06-17 5' 7" 121
3 O'Neil, Ryan Joe Public D 1990-03-11 6' 2" 168
6 Paul, Leston W-Connection M 1990-03-11 5' 4"
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12 Primus, Robert W-Connection D 1990-11-10 6' 2" 172
14 Rochford, Jean Luc San Juan Jabloteh D 1990-11-10 5' 9"
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21 Samuel, Glenroy San Juan Jabloteh GK 1990-04-05 5' 11" 163
15 Sullivan, Chike W-Connection M 1991-10-16 6' 148

Coach: Anton Corneal
Assistant Coach: Hutson Charles
Goalkeeper Coach: Ross Russell
Trainer: Gilbert Bateau
Manager: Christopher Gouveia
Assistant Manager: Kenneth Kerr
Media Officer: Shaun Fuentes
Physiotherapist: Michael Taylor
Equipment Manager: Esmond O'Brien
Doctor: Mario John
{tab=U-17 World Cup™ History}
Year GP W L D GF GA Top Scorers
2001 3 0 3 0 2 9 (1) Nkosi Blackman, Jerrol Forbes
Total 3 0 3 0 2 9

Date Opponent Venue Location Result T&T Scorers
2001-09-19 Brazil Hasely Crawford Stadium
 Port of Spain, T&T 1-6 Jerrol Forbes 61'
2001-09-16 Australia Hasely Crawford Stadium Port of Spain, T&T 0-1
2001-09-13 Croatia Hasely Crawford Stadium Port of Spain, T&T 1-2 Nkosi Blackman 57'

{tab=Trivia}
Team appearances 1
Best finish Last place in 2001
Most goals by a player (1) Nkosi Blackman, Jerrol Forbes
First goal Nkosi Blackman vs Croatia on September 13, 2001
First victory None
Widest margin of victory None
Widest margin of defeat 1-6 vs Brazil on September 19, 2001
Most goals scored in a match (1) vs Croatia on September 13, 2001 and Brazil on September 19, 2001
Most goals conceded in a match (6) vs Brazil on September 19, 2001
Notable fact Trinidad and Tobago has never earned a point at this tournament
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