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Cavalier SC’s Nicholas Hamilton (right) comes under pressure from Portmore United’s Clifford Thomas during their Concacaf Caribbean Cup football match at the National Stadium yesterday.
Updated 3 hours ago by Gregory Bryce/Staff Reporter

Final-four bound

Mount Pleasant Football Academy and Portmore United booked places in the final four of the 2026 Concacaf Caribbean Cup after securing victories over Cavalier and Cibao FC, respectively, in the final round of Group B matches. Mount Pleasant secured a crucial 1-0 win over Cavalier at the National Stadium, while Portmore United defeated Cibao 2-1 at Estadio Cibao in the Dominican Republic. Nickalia Fuller scored the decisive goal for Mount Pleasant, striking in the 38th minute.

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