Trinidad & Tobago striker Dwight Yorke says helping his country to qualify for the World Cup would be the crowning glory in his successful career.

Defender Brent Sancho insists he wants to stay with Gillingham, despite a dispute with chairman Paul Scally.

Trinidad & Tobago will not be able to call upon the services of defender Jlloyd Samuel for their two-legged World Cup play-off clash with Bahrain this month.

Since taking charge of Trinidad and Tobago six months ago, former Real Madrid, Ajax and Netherlands coach Leo Beenhakker has inspired the island team to a magnificent turnaround in fortunes.

There has been yet another explosion in downtown Port of Spain yesterday morning around 9:45 a.m.

An earthquake measuring 4.9 on the Richter Scale rattled Trinidad yesterday, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.

The director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Robert S Mueller III is expected to be in Trinidad today to hold discussions with top security and Government officials.

The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation, following its own investigation, can reveal that by all knowledge, a female acquaintance of former TTFF employee David Nakhid, had approached local media houses for footage of recent matches played by the Trinidad and Tobago National Senior Team.

Trinidad and Tobago could end up having the services of two English-based Premiership players in the near future. And one of them is hoping to earn selection in the squad for the upcoming 2006 World Cup playoff with Bahrain on November 12 and 16.

CONCACAF president Jack Warner has called it a sad day for Caribbean football because of a decision by Jamaica to host a one-week camp for Bahrain, the team which is vying with Trinidad and Tobago for a place in next year's World Cup.