Following a decisive 3-0 victory over Bermuda in the Concacaf World Cup qualifiers, Trinidad and Tobago’s senior men’s football team is gearing up for a pivotal Group B clash against Curacao. The match is scheduled for October 14 at the Ergilio Hate Stadium, with kickoff at 7 pm TT time. This encounter comes on the heels of TT’s first win in the final round, which followed a goalless draw against Curacao in September and a 2-0 defeat to Jamaica. Stand-in captain Levi Garcia, who plays professionally for Spartak Moscow, emphasized the significance of the upcoming game, describing it as ‘the most important game at the moment’ in their qualifying campaign. Garcia expressed pride in the team’s performance against Bermuda but stressed the need for continued improvement and unity. The Bermuda match saw TT break their goal drought with Dante Sealy scoring early, followed by Tyrese Spicer and Kobi Henry adding to the tally. Garcia highlighted the importance of early goals in setting the tone for a dominant performance. Both Garcia and Sealy praised the team’s cohesion and execution of the game plan, despite challenging weather conditions. Garcia also underscored the contributions of younger players, noting their growing confidence and importance to the squad. With TT currently third in Group B, Garcia urged the team to maintain focus, belief, and togetherness as they aim for a positive result against Curacao. The team will conclude their qualifying campaign with home matches against Jamaica and Bermuda in November. Only the group winners secure automatic World Cup qualification, with the two best second-placed teams advancing to FIFA’s intercontinental playoff.