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11/19/2025

Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz fought hard inside a packed National Stadium, but despite creating several big chances, they were unable to find the breakthrough against Curaçao in their final World Cup qualifying group match. The first half saw both teams struggle to build rhythm, with Jamaica opting for long balls that didn’t quite connect, though Bobby Reid came closest after going one-on-one with the Curaçao goalkeeper.

In the second half, Jamaica showed more urgency and struck the woodwork three times—through Greg Leigh, Shamar Nicholson, and Bailey Cadamarteri—while Curaçao had a goal ruled out for offside. A late red card for Jon Russell and a VAR-overturned penalty in stoppage time added to the drama, but the match ended 0–0.

With the draw, Curaçao made history by becoming the smallest nation ever to qualify for a FIFA World Cup, topping the group with 12 points. Jamaica finished second with 11 points and will now move on to the Inter-Confederation Playoff in March 2026 for another shot at World Cup qualification.

Congratulations to Curaçao on their historic achievement—well deserved. And to the Reggae Boyz: we’re still in the fight. March 2026 gives us another chance to reach the World Cup stage. One game, one opportunity, one nation behind you. 🇯🇲⚽

11/19/2025

JAMAICA: ONE GAME. ONE WIN. To the WORLD CUP. 🇯🇲

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