Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Island League Football Tournament returns for opening season

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The 2026–2027 Opening Season of the Island League Football Tournament kicked off on November 5th and 6th with four matches at the Ambergris Stadium. Eight teams took to the field: defending champions Sea Bulls FC, Conquerors FC, G Strikers, Black Sails FC, Sharks FC, Vince Assassins, Terror Squad FC, and Titans FC.
The tournament opened with Sea Bulls taking on Conquerors. Conquerors scored in the second minute and doubled their lead a couple of minutes later. Sea Bulls responded a minute after Conquerors’ second goal, but Conquerors added two more before halftime to lead 4–1.
Conquerors scored twice within a minute early in the second half. Sea Bulls fought back, but Conquerors added two more goals to secure an 8–5 victory.
In the evening’s second match, G Strikers defeated Black Sails 7–3. G Strikers scored twice in the first half before adding five more goals after the break. Black Sails managed three goals but could not close the gap.
The following day, Sharks FC faced Vince Assassins in a closely contested match. Each team scored once in the first half. Despite Vince Assassins’ attacking efforts, Sharks found the winning goal shortly before the final whistle to secure a 2–1 victory.
The week’s final match featured Titans FC and Terror Squad FC. Titans took an early lead, but Terror Squad equalized just before halftime to make it 1–1.

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Terror Squad took the lead in the second half before a red card reduced them to ten players. Despite the disadvantage, they held off Titans’ attempts to equalize and added a third goal to secure a hard-fought 3–1 victory.
The tournament continues this week with another round of matches at the Ambergris Stadium.

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