It’s the perfect showcase for this country’s up and coming footballers.
The Barbados Cup, aimed at creating a nursery for the young stars of the future, hit full steam yesterday, with more than 31 matches being played at five different grounds across Barbados.
Here, Aaron Worrell (right) of Bagatelle eluding two Notre Dame defenders to score in their Under-13 match-up at the Banks Brewery yesterday. Bagatelle won 2-0.
For more please see also Page 20 of Today’s DAILY NATION.
Barbados Cup showcases young talent
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