Goal Shield

Pro League curtain raiser: Rivals W Connection and Central FC to clash on Saturday

Central FC goalkeeper Jan-Michael Williams believes that the ‘Sharks’ are faced with a “very big test” against his former club and bitter-rivals W Connection, when both sides meet from 6 pm on Saturday 20 September at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva to contest the 2014 Digicel Charity Goal Shield.

“We just came out to work hard, motivated by our coach … the best coach in the league, Terry Fenwick,” Central FC’s 20-year-old Tobagonian attacker Rundell Winchester told reporters following his team’s 2-1 win in the Final of the 2014 Lucozade Sport Goal Shield (LSGS) on Friday night.

Bitter town rivals W Connection and Central FC – always an interesting duel – will trash it out when the 2014/15 TT Pro League season kicks off on September 20 with the curtain raising Digicel Charity Goal Shield.

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It as much a battled between Joevin Jones and Willis Plaza, as between W Connection coach Stuart Charles Fevrier and his Central FC opposite Terry Fenwick.

Central FC head coach Terry Fenwick believes that his side, only in its second season of existence, is already forging itself ahead and deserves appropriate credit.

The Final of the 2014 Lucozade Sport Goal Shield (LSGS), which will take place at the Ato Boldon Stadium (ABS) on Friday 25 April, will serve rivalry at its finest, when bitter rivals Central FC and W Connection tackle each other for the main prize.

That was the impression on leaving the Ato Boldon Stadium on Friday night just minutes after the final whistle confirmed Central FC’s dispossessing of W Connection as holders of the Lucozade Sport Goal Shield.

But Stars, Connection and Civic begs to differ ahead of Friday’s semis

“The team that no one wants to play is Central FC.” That’s the belief of Central FC head coach Terry Fenwick ahead of Friday’s 2014 Lucozade Sport Goal Shield (LSGS) semi-final round at the Ato Boldon Stadium.