Caribbean Club Championship

Digicel Pro League Champions W Connection will travel to the sister isle of Tobago on Wednesday for a ten-day training camp in preparations for Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship matches early next month.

It’s down to the wire for Digicel Pro League clubs T&TEC FC and Caledonia AIA in contest for a final Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship qualifying spot with W Connection already snapping up one of the two spots.

Digicel T&T Pro League clubs, W Connection and Neal & Massy Caledonia AIA will be on first round byes when the Caribbean Football Union Club Champions Cup begin today in the Cayman Islands.

THE TOP four teams in the 2011-2012 Digicel Pro League season are jostling for two qualification spots for the 2012 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championships.

The Caribbean Club Champions Cup will begin Sunday in the Cayman Islands between local clubs Elite Sport and Georgetown and North Village of Bermuda, the Caribbean Football Union announced Monday.

W Connection secured a top two finish in the Caribbean Football Union Club Championship qualifying table following a 1-0 win over T&TEC FC on Tuesday night at the Ato Boldon Stadium in the second clash of a Digicel Pro League Championship Round Two Match Day Six double header.

Trinidad and Tobago has been granted a third qualifying spot for the 2012 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship following a request by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation.

The race is down to three clubs within grasp of a top two spots at the end of Round Two of the Digicel Pro League Championship to earn spots in the 2012 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship, with the ultimate goal of advancing into the CONCACAF Champions’ League.