St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association (SKNFA) Match Results: April 11-13, 2025

The weekend of April 12th and 13th, 2025, witnessed a flurry of exciting football action in the Nevis and St. Kitts football leagues, with matches held at Warner Park Football Stadium and Nevis Athletic Stadium. The NBGC Premier League and the SKNFA Division 1 showcased a range of thrilling encounters and decisive victories, offering fans an engaging display of skill and competition.

The weekend’s football drama commenced on Saturday, April 12th, at Warner Park Football Stadium with an NBGC Premier League clash between Rams Village Superstars and Development Bank St. Peters. The match ended in a goalless draw, a testament to the defensive prowess of both sides. While both teams battled fiercely for dominance, neither could break the deadlock, resulting in a shared point. This stalemate highlights the competitive nature of the league, where even established teams can find themselves locked in tight, evenly matched contests.

Sunday’s action was significantly more prolific, beginning with a double-header in the NBGC Premier League at Warner Park. The first match saw Jones Group Sandy Point and MFCR United Old Road Jets mirroring the previous day’s opening match, ending their game in a 0-0 draw. This further underscored the competitive balance within the league. The second match, however, provided a stark contrast, with Azul Cayon Rockets delivering a dominant performance against MANTAB, securing a resounding 4-0 victory. This commanding win demonstrated the Rockets’ attacking firepower and their ability to capitalize on opportunities.

The same venue then hosted an SKNFA Division 1 match between Unicomer/The Cable Village Galaxy and KFC Trinity/Challengers United. This encounter proved to be a one-sided affair, with Village Galaxy showcasing their superior strength and tactical execution in a ruthless 9-0 demolition of Trinity/Challengers United. The lopsided scoreline reflects the differing levels of competitive readiness between the two teams within the Division 1 landscape.

The football action then shifted to the Nevis Athletic Stadium for the first of Sunday’s NBGC Premier League doubleheader. This match featured Tropical Blossom/Hot Spring Bath United against ELCO Ltd Security Forces. Bath United emerged victorious with a comfortable 3-0 win, propelled by a brace from Phillron Lavia in the 14th and 41st minutes, and a late goal by Ammarni Williams in the 76th minute. Lavia’s two goals demonstrated his clinical finishing and ability to influence the game, while Williams’ late contribution cemented the victory for Bath United.

The final match of the weekend returned to Warner Park for another NBGC Premier League fixture, pitting S L Horsford’s St. Paul’s United against SOL Island Auto Conaree. This match offered a tightly contested affair, with St. Paul’s United eventually edging out Conaree with a narrow 1-0 victory. The single goal proved decisive, highlighting the importance of capitalizing on limited chances in such closely fought matches. This result signifies the fine margins that often separate victory and defeat in the highly competitive Premier League. Across both venues and across both leagues, the weekend showcased the dynamic and unpredictable nature of football competition, offering fans a blend of tight defensive battles and emphatic attacking displays. The results underline the evolving narratives within both leagues, promising exciting developments as the season progresses.