Last Updated on July 24, 2025, 2:04 PM AST by Anthony Morris
SL Horsfords St. Paul’s United FC will be representing St Kitts and Nevis at the 2025 CONCACAF Caribbean Club Shield. The team is the defending champion of the St Kits and Nevis Football Championship for 2024.
The tournament is being hosted in Trindad and Tobago, where the teams from all over the Caribbean will convene for the football matches.
The tournament is scheduled to start on Saturday and run till the end of next week, concluding on Sunday. The first match of the series for the SL Horsfords St. Paul’s United FC is scheduled for July 26.
The team will depart from St Kitts on Friday and play their first group stage match against Guyana’s Defence Force FC. The authorities have confirmed that this will be a very crucial match for the St Kitts and Nevis team.
This is the second time that SL Horsfords St. Paul’s United FC is participating in the CONCACAF Caribbean Club Shield tournament as representatives of St Kitts and Nevis. The team has shared that the second appearance at the tournament gives them a sense of pride.
The team reflected that they have grown significantly as a team and made their performance better over the time in both local and regional games. The team is starting their tournament under the guidance of the theme, “One Team, One Dream,”
The team travelling to Trinidad is accompanied by several members of the coaching staff and management. The team is confident that they will perform well in facing some of the Caribbean region’s best teams.
Club President Donald Freeman has expressed his confidence in the capability of the team members and believes that they will perform well. He extended his best wishes to the team in a message.
He said that the team is honoured to represent St Kitts and Nevis at the international arena after they secured the St Kitts and Nevis Football Championship victory. The team has performed very well so far and the Club President believes this performance will continue in during the tournament.
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