British Virgin Islands — Montserrat, CONCACAF Nations League
CONCACAF Nations League
British Virgin IslandsW29 Mar · Home Anguilla · 4:0L3 Jun · Away Gibraltar · 0:4W6 Jun · Home Bonaire · 2:0L26 Sep · Away Montserrat · 0:3L29 Sep · Home Turks and Caicos Islands · 0:3L1 Oct · Home Montserrat · 0:2
0:2
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
MontserratL18 Nov 2024 · Away El Salvador · 0:1W4 Jun 2025 · Home Belize · 1:0L11 Jun 2025 · Away Guyana · 0:3W23 Sep · Away Turks and Caicos Islands · 2:0W26 Sep · Home British Virgin Islands · 3:0W1 Oct · Away British Virgin Islands · 2:0
In the CONCACAF Nations League game on 1 October 2026, Montserrat beat British Virgin Islands 0:2. Match numbers: shots on target 1:5, corners 1:4.
Match report
Montserrat claimed a narrow 2-0 victory over the British Virgin Islands in their CONCACAF Nations League League C opener at the TCIFA National Academy on Wednesday evening. Brandon Barzey opened the scoring before Joel Mars turned the ball into his own net to double the visitors' advantage.
Barzey's goal came in the 39th minute, putting Montserrat ahead just before half-time. The home side then watched their defence fold — Mars' own goal in the 46th minute ended any hopes of a comeback. By then, the match was effectively over.
T'Khoy Morton picked up a yellow card for the hosts in the 39th minute, while Luka Chalwell went offside later. Vashim Roache received a late booking in stoppage time as the visitors saw out the game without further incident.
Montserrat made several changes in the second half, bringing on Rush Broderick at 61 minutes and Kyran Samadi at 67. The hosts also rotated — Brandon Barzey came off in the 46th minute, and Joel Mars was substituted in the 87th.
The statistics tell a familiar story. Montserrat dominated possession at 63 per cent and registered five shots on target compared to one for the hosts. Yet both sides created no big chances — a reflection of how this game was decided by moments rather than sustained pressure.
The result extends Montserrat's recent dominance over this fixture. They had beaten the British Virgin Islands 3-0 just five days earlier on September 26th. For the hosts, it adds to a difficult run that includes defeats to Turks and Caicos and Gibraltar in recent weeks.
W29 Mar · Home Anguilla · 4:0L3 Jun · Away Gibraltar · 0:4W6 Jun · Home Bonaire · 2:0L26 Sep · Away Montserrat · 0:3L29 Sep · Home Turks and Caicos Islands · 0:3L1 Oct · Home Montserrat · 0:2
L18 Nov 2024 · Away El Salvador · 0:1W4 Jun 2025 · Home Belize · 1:0L11 Jun 2025 · Away Guyana · 0:3W23 Sep · Away Turks and Caicos Islands · 2:0W26 Sep · Home British Virgin Islands · 3:0W1 Oct · Away British Virgin Islands · 2:0