Last Updated on July 21, 2026, 8:26 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The S. L Horford’s St. Paul’s United Football Club has departed to Trinidad and Tobago to represent St. Kitts and Nevis at the 2026 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Caribbean Club Shield. The club left the island yesterday Monday July 20, 2026 from Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport.
The St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association SKNFA shared the information of the club representation and they have departed. According to reports, after winning the 2025 SKNFA National Bank Group Premier League, the club got the opportunity to compete against Caribbean’s best clubs.
The Tournament is scheduled to take place from Thursday July 23 to Sunday August 2, 2026. This year 22 clubs across the Caribbean region are participating in the tournament.
The Clubs participating in the tournament from across the Caribbean are:
- CVV Inter Willemstad (CUW)
- Dublanc FC (DMA)
- All Saints United (ATG)
- Virgin Gorda United (VGA)
- SWA Sharks (TCA)
- S.V. Robinhood (SUR)
- North Leeward Predators (VIN)
- LA Clery (LCA)
- Mount Pleasant FA (JAM)
- St. Paul’s United FC (SKN)
- Roaring Lions FC (AIA)
- Slingerz FC (GUY)
- SCSA Eagles (SMA)
- Prison Service FC (TRI)
- Baltimore SC (HAI)
- Metropolitan FA (PUR)
- St. Johns Sports FC (GRN)
- Helenities SC (VIR)
- Delfines Del Este (DOM)
- Elite SC (CAY)
- S.V. Britannia (ARU)
- Weymouth Wales FC (BRB)
Additionally, the CFU Club Shield mentioned that the 2026 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Caribbean Club Shield tournament serves as the qualifier for the upcoming CONCACAF Caribbean Cup. The format of the tournament is knockout based.
As per the schedule of the tournament, July 23 to 24 is the first round. The next two days, July 25-26 will be round of 16. The quarterfinals will take place on July 28, semifinals will be held on July 31 and final will be concluded on August 2.
Notably, the SKNFA extended their best wishes to the club players, coaching staff, and officials for their upcoming journey in Trinidad and Tobago. The interested individuals can watch the club performance in the tournament on the official Youtube channel of CFU and at the DAZN.
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