The national teams of Grenada, Jamaica, Cuba and Guadeloupe on Tuesday travelled to Kingston from Western Jamaica ahead of Thursday's semi-finals of the Digicel/CFU Caribbean championship at the National Stadium. Hosts Jamaica will face Guadeloupe in Thursday's second semi-final after Cuba and Grenada meet at 5 o'clock. All four semi-finalists have qualified for the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Defending champions Haiti were sent packing in spite of a 1-0 win over Group ‘B' winners, Cuba as they finished with an inferior goal deference than Guadeloupe who played to a 2-2 draw with Antigua and Barbuda. Haiti's exit followed Trinidad & Tobago's in just over 24 hours as the last two winners of the competition failed to advance past the group stages. T&T were knocked out of Group A on Sunday after playing to a 1-1 draw against Jamaica at the Trelawny Stadium and finished third in the group behind the Reggae Boyz and Grenada. Guadeloupe's Valerius Curier, who plays for Dundee FC in Scotland, is the tournament leading scorer with 6 goals. The winner of Sunday's final will earn a first prize of US$120,000. The runners-up will pocket US$70,000, while US$50,000 will go to the third place team and USs$30,000 for fourth position. Reprinted from radioja.com