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A double strike from Joe Public’s Keston Henry guided the “Eastern Lions” to the top of the Bmobile-sponsored National Super League when they crushed Economy Strikers 6-1 at the Sangre Grande Recreation Ground, yesterday.
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In an effort to "completely professionalise the game" of football in Trinidad and Tobago, the National Super League is in the process of restructuring the format to make it more compatible with the T&T Pro League.
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Angostura 1976 FC Phoenix moved to the lead in the 2008 BMobile National Super League season with a 5-2 mauling of Joe Public at Canaan, Bon Accord yesterday, as action took place in Match Day Four. With the result, Phoenix have amassed 10 points from four games, as they ended Joe Public’s 100-percent win-streak.
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St Clair Coaching School recently won their appeal against the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation Disciplinary committee's decision to kick them out of the 2004 Super League Qualifying tournament for defaulting a game. However, the victory is a hollow victory because it does not make them eligible to compete in this year's Super League.
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  1. Joe Public closer to back-to-back titles
  2. Eastern Lions maul Phoenix 8-0
  3. WASA win 7-goal thriller
  4. Couva United outshoot Superstar Rangers
  5. Superstar Rangers batter Media 21
  6. Joe Public - one big happy family
  7. Rangers rob Caroni of victory
  8. Crab matches Lions’ steps
  9. Crab Connection keep up the pressure
  10. Eastern Lions maul Harvard to stay ahead
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