The Trinidad and Tobago Super League Cup, or commonly known as the CFTL League Cup for sponsorship reasons, is the

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style

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competition open for

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teams competing in the country's

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. It is played on a knockout (single elimination) basis from September to November.

Format

Sponsorship

The League Cup's sponsor was CFTL for 2017, however this will be the only year they will sponsor the League Cup as they failed to pay the winners Guaya United TT$.5m contract.

Finals

Results

References

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External links

Official Website
Football cup competitions in Trinidad and Tobago 2004 in Trinidad and Tobago sport