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November 12, 2006Posted by Martin Williamson on 11/12/2006 in Guernsey
Channel Islands break new ground
Guernsey and Jersey in the Channel islands are set to host their first international tournaments in 2007. Jersey will host the European Under-19 Championship, while Guernsey is set to host the first European Under-23 Second Division Championship, featuring both Channel Island teams, Italy, and either France or Gibraltar.
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