The Bermuda Triangle Cup continued its frantic pace at the Flora Duffy South Field Stadium with another double-header, yielding four goals and seeing the Bermuda Under-17 National Academy lock up their place in the semi-finals.
In the evening’s opening clash, Portuguese outfit Sao Miguel ground out a hard-fought 1–0 victory over the Bermuda Brazilian Football Select.
The tight, tactical encounter was decided by a moment of sharp anticipation inside the penalty area:
Santiago Garcia reacted quickest to a loose ball, applying a clinical close-range finish to secure all three points for the Azorean side.
The nightcap proved to be a far more one-sided affair as the Bermuda Under-17 National Academy delivered a dominant display to sweep past the Somerset Trojans 3–0.
The Academy was ruthless in front of goal, controlling the tempo throughout and punching their ticket to the knockout rounds in emphatic style:
Caden Waldren-Bartley opened the scoring with a precise strike.
Deacon Wade doubled the advantage to put the National Academy firmly in the driver’s seat.
Chaz Edmead put the result beyond doubt, capping off a polished team performance.
