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of poor attendances during last week's Caribbean Cup qualifiers. David Sabir, general secretary of Bermuda Football Association, was speaking after a disappointing crowd of around 2,000 attended Sunday's decisive clash between Bermuda and Cuba. Atten...

after his four-goal haul against the Bahamas. And he expects a much tougher test for the national team from the Cayman Islands in their second Caribbean Cup qualifying match at the National Sports Centre tonight (kick-off 9.00 p.m.). Lightbourne nett...

Cuba 4 Cayman Islands 1 Cuba showed enough in last night's opening game of the Caribbean Cup qualifying tournament at the National Stadium to suggest they will be the biggest obstacle between Bermuda and a place in the finals. They effectively seale...

include a survivor from when the teams last met -- 15 years ago. Midfielder and skipper Lionel Haven, who doubles up as general secretary of the Bahamas Football Association, remembered little of the game at the National Stadium. "We lost 3-0, but I ...

differences behind them and cheer on the national team this week. Impatience and barracking of the players has been more in evidence than vocal backing in Bermuda's five matches this year, particularly when the team has been struggling against strong...

string of posts he held with the sport's governing body. As well as being the voice of tennis in the media as spokesman for the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association, Lambert was schools co-ordinator and Shell Challenge organiser, and he also served on the...

will be available to play for the Island in next week's qualifiers. The news that the striker will be released by English Second Division club Stoke City to play in Bermuda's three matches against the Bahamas, the Caymans and Cuba was welcomed by nat...

Bermuda will start as favourites to win the Caribbean Cup qualifying tournament on the Island next week, according to a top official from one of their rivals. Cayman Islands Football Association president Jeffrey Webb said the host country would be t...

Salvage workers yesterday retrieved the wreckage of the boat which sank in the Great Sound after colliding with another vessel competing in International Race Week. The Etchells class boat, skippered by Australian Bill Steele, went down a half mile f...

Tough competition in Britain is bringing the best out of Island gymnast Laura Murphy in her build-up for this summer's Pan-Am Games. The 18-year-old, who is studying for her A-levels at Wrekin College in Shropshire, England, helped her club, Park-Wre...