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Michael Da Silva

Michael Da Silva

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Editor-in-chief, CEO, Founder, Rabona Magazine

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Total articles 81

  • Bermuda bow out of Gold Cup with heads held high

    By Michael Da Silva Verified| The Royal Gazette Verified Honduras scored two goals in four second-half minutes as Bermuda were knocked out of the Concacaf Gold Cup preliminary round last night in Tegucigalpa. Bermuda put in a fine defensive shift to blunt the Hondurans in attack but home striker Jorge Benguché eventually broke Bermuda's resolve just short of the hour mark with a header. Luis Palma completed the job for Honduras soon after, again from close range, to seal a 7-3 aggregate victory and dashing Bermuda's dream of an upset.

    By Michael Da Silva Verified · The Royal Gazette

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Nakhi Wells strikes as Bristol City close on play-offs

    By Michael Da Silva Verified| The Royal Gazette Verified Nakhi Wells marked his return to the Bristol City starting line-up with the second goal in their crucial 2-1 victory over Norwich City last night in the Sky Bet Championship. The Robins took a sixth-minute lead against the Canaries through Irishman Mark Sykes. Wells doubled the home side's lead in the 23rd minute with a crisp finish into the far corner beyond goalkeeper George Long after Joe Williams had slipped the Bermuda striker in on goal.

    By Michael Da Silva Verified · The Royal Gazette

    Mar. 15, 2025

  • Bermuda bow out of Gold Cup with heads held high

    By Michael Da Silva Verified| The Royal Gazette Verified Honduras scored two goals in four second-half minutes as Bermuda were knocked out of the Concacaf Gold Cup preliminary round last night in Tegucigalpa. Bermuda put in a fine defensive shift to blunt the Hondurans in attack but home striker Jorge Benguché eventually broke Bermuda's resolve just short of the hour mark with a header. Luis Palma completed the job for Honduras soon after, again from close range, to seal a 7-3 aggregate victory and dashing Bermuda's dream of an upset.

    By Michael Da Silva Verified · The Royal Gazette

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Rabona Magazine