Trinidad and Tobago

The Trinidad and Tobago national football team, nicknamed the 'Soca Warriors', is the national team representing this island country in international football. Their most outstanding milestone is the historic participation in the 2006 Football World Cup in Germany, becoming the smallest nation to achieve this at the time. Throughout their history, they have been a dominant force in the Caribbean region, claiming the Caribbean Cup title on eight occasions. The team plays its home matches primarily at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain.

News

Yorke optimistic after Unity Cup despite loss

Coach Dwight Yorke is positive ahead of World Cup qualifiers after the Unity Cup experience.

New faces expected in Soca Warriors squad

Several additions to the team are anticipated for the upcoming qualifying matches.

Kevin Molino dreams of leading Trinidad and Tobago to another world championship

The national team captain discusses his aspirations and the legacy of the 2006 team.

Complete guide of Trinidad and Tobago

For a complete experience supporting Trinidad and Tobago, plan your attendance at matches in advance. Tickets for games at the Hasely Crawford Stadium are usually available through official channels; purchase yours to secure your spot. Consider public transport or taxis to get to the stadium, as parking can be limited. Don't forget to wear the national team's colors and learn some popular chants to join the passionate local fans and fully experience the excitement of Caribbean football.

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