To­ba­go Unit­ed boss Pe­ter Granville says his team's 3-0 shut-out of St Ann's Rangers in Round Sev­en of the Dig­i­cel Pro League at the Ply­mouth Recre­ation Ground on Sat­ur­day could have hap­pened at any venue. Speak­ing on the heels of Rangers head coach An­tho­ny Streete com­ments that the venue favours To­ba­go Unit­ed, Granville said, "We would have played Rangers at the St Ann's Ground and the score would have been the same on that day."

Granville ex­plained that the Ply­mouth venue is a good ground that was even used by the T&T Un­der-20 team in prepa­ra­tion for the last Youth Fi­fa World Cup af­ter mil­lions of dol­lars in up­grade by the To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly THA). How­ev­er he ad­mit­ted that the dress­ing rooms are a bit too small and in need of mod­i­fi­ca­tions.

Sec­ond-half goals by Raoul Chap­man (47th minute), Ja­mal Spencer (56th minute) and Kevon Wood­ley (64th minute) se­cured To­ba­go's sec­ond con­sec­u­tive vic­to­ry of the sea­son af­ter whip­ping Po­lice 3-1 a week ear­li­er. And it wasn't by luck ac­cord­ing to Granville adding, "Re­al­ly, we've been play­ing some good foot­ball and I know peo­ple would be sur­prised with two vic­to­ries in a row which is his­to­ry for the club.

"But we have been play­ing good foot­ball over time and cred­it must be giv­en to the tech­ni­cal staff that worked re­al­ly hard. Last week was a very dif­fi­cult out­ing and we got the de­sired re­sult. "Wow we face an­oth­er dif­fi­cult one against San Juan Jabloteh on Sat­ur­day and will look to­wards an­oth­er good re­sult." To­ba­go is sev­enth spot with sev­en points, one less than sixth placed Jabloteh on the 11-team ta­ble ahead of their meet­ing at the Ply­mouth venue to­mor­row from 5 pm.