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2014

Defending Champion England knocked out by Trinidad & T.

England player (red jersey) is chased down by a Trinidad and Tobago player at the Heurich StadiumThe Diaspora team of Trinidad & Tobago came into the game against the defending champion England mo...
Defending Champion England knocked out by Trinidad & T.
Defending Champion England knocked out by Trinidad & T.
2014

Defending Champion England knocked out by Trinidad & T.

England player (red jersey) is chased down by a Trinidad and Tobago player at the Heurich StadiumThe...
England player (red jersey) is chased down by a Trinidad and Tobago player at the Heurich Stadium

The Diaspora team of Trinidad & Tobago came into the game against the defending champion England more interested in securing a draw and making a statement than getting a win, and yet they walked away with three points anyway. A terrible mistake by England defenders allowed the Store International of Trinidad to get one of the three goals of the match, and then they added another late one with an unnecessary foul in the box by England that caused a penalty kit.  An outperformed Trinidad walked away with a 2-1 win.

This defeat is not the end and certainly a wake up call for England, which, after all is claiming rightly that not all its best starting eleven line up were not available for the game.  England has proved in the past to start slow as an underdog and finish way too strong for most favorites. Stay Tuned!!

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