Jamaica host Honduras in CONCACAF Nations League clash at Independence Park

match overview

Jamaica will welcome Honduras to Independence Park, Sabina Park, on Tuesday, 29 September 2026, for a CONCACAF Nations League League A Group B fixture. Kick-off is scheduled for 00:00 UTC. The two sides are set to contest an important group game as Jamaica currently sit third in the table and Honduras fourth, separated by three points.

standings and recent form

Jamaica enter this match with a perfect start in the competition, having won their opening group game 3-2 at home against Guatemala. They sit third in Group B with three points, a goal difference of +1, having scored three and conceded two. However, their recent form outside the Nations League has been mixed, with two wins and three losses in their last five matches. Notably, they lost 0-3 to Nigeria and 0-1 to South Africa at home, while securing a 2-0 home win over India.

Honduras, meanwhile, have struggled in recent outings. They lost their opening Nations League game 2-3 at home to Suriname and find themselves at the bottom of Group B with no points and a goal difference of -1. Their last five matches include three defeats and two draws, with no wins. Their only draws came away against Peru (2-2) and Costa Rica (0-0), while they suffered losses to Argentina (0-2), Nicaragua (0-2), and Suriname (2-3).

head-to-head record

The two teams have met twice previously. Their most recent encounter was a 0-0 draw in October 2024 at Independence Park, while Honduras hosted Jamaica a month earlier and lost 1-2. Overall, Jamaica have one win and one draw against Honduras, scoring three goals across those fixtures and conceding just one. This historical record suggests a slight advantage for Jamaica heading into this fixture.

expectations and key factors

Given Jamaica’s home victory in the Nations League so far and their positive head-to-head record, they look well placed to build momentum in this match. Honduras, having yet to pick up a point in the group, will be keen to reverse their fortunes but face a tough task on the road against a Jamaican side that has scored three times in their opening group match.

The match could be tightly contested given Honduras’ ability to score in recent matches, including two goals in their draw with Peru and two against Suriname despite the loss. Jamaica’s defence, however, has conceded twice in their opening group game and seven goals across their last five, which may offer Honduras opportunities to break through.

Where the teams stand

Recent form

Head-to-head