Trinidad too much for Cuba
Published: Thu, Aug. 21, 2008 12:30AM
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closeDaniel Keon scored twice, Cornell Glen added a goal and Trinidad and Tobago used superior size and strength to beat host Cuba 3-1 Wednesday night as the semifinal round of World Cup qualifying began in the North and Central American and Caribbean region qualifying.
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