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Whether by design or otherwise, the four toughest teams apart from Trinidad and Tobago have been drawn apart from the host and favourites T&T for the inaugural Women’s Caribbean Cup, which will be held in the twin Island republic between August 19-26.

Marlon Charles, the coach of the senior women’s national football team, says its fantastic that T&T will be hosting the inaugural Caribbean Football Union Women’s Cup Final Round qualifiers to the Concacaf Championship for next year’s Fifa Women’s World Cup in Canada.

Mexico test for Soca Princesse.

Trinidad and Tobago senior national women's footballers will twice play the Mexican national women's team in August, while on a 30-day training camp in Houston, Texas, under new national coach, American Randy Waldrum.

Marlon Charles, Trinidad and Tobago senior national women team head coach, is hoping that T&T will host the opening round of Caribbean qualifying for the  2015 World Cup, which is carded for May.

TTFA set to change direction of senior women's program

The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association is set to introduce significant changes to the Senior Women’s National Team to better enhance our team’s prospects of being the first Caribbean team to qualify for the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Trinidad and Tobago Football Association technical director Anton Corneal expects the national women’s team to be ready for the challenge in the upcoming Caribbean Football Union leg of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers.

TRINIDAD and Tobago women footballers will be tested by their Venezuelan counterparts in two international friendlies next month.

Trinidad and Tobago senior national women’s football team won and drew on the weekend, to end a four-match tour of South Carolina unbeaten. The Soca Princesses ended their tour against USA college teams with three victories and a draw.