St. Kitts and Nevis — Cuba: 3:3, CONCACAF Nations League
CONCACAF Nations League
St. Kitts and NevisL18 Nov 2025 · Home Belize · 2:6L27 Mar · Away Indonesia · 0:4W30 Mar · Home Solomon Islands · 4:2W26 Sep · Away Bonaire · 2:1W29 Sep · Home Grenada · 3:0D2 Oct · Home Cuba · 3:3
3:3
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
CubaW16 Nov 2025 · Away Martinique · 2:0D26 Mar · Away Martinique · 2:2D29 Mar · Away Dominican Republic · 1:1W25 Sep · Away Grenada · 3:0W28 Sep · Home Bonaire · 2:0D2 Oct · Away St. Kitts and Nevis · 3:3
In the CONCACAF Nations League game on 2 October 2026, St. Kitts and Nevis beat Cuba 3:3. Match numbers: shots on target 7:6, fouls 9:15.
Match report
St Kitts and Nevis and Cuba shared the spoils in a 3:3 draw at Hasley Crawford Stadium on October 2nd. The CONCACAF Nations League League B fixture ended with both sides having seen their fortunes turn twice in what was a match decided in its final quarter.
The hosts opened the scoring through Kyle Kelly in the twenty-sixth minute, but Cuba responded quickly. Yunior Perez levelled in the twenty-ninth before Diego Catasus put the visitors ahead thirty-eight minutes in. Perez added his second goal in the fifty-first minute, and Cuba seemed to be heading for victory.
And here's the thing about late football — momentum shifts faster than anyone expects. Tyreece Simpson struck twice in consecutive minutes, the eighth-two and eighty-third, to bring St Kitts and Nevis back into contention. Tiquanny Williams completed the turnaround in the eighty-eighth minute, and by then the match was already slipping from Cuba's grasp.
The statistics tell a story of dominance without control. St Kitts and Nevis held fifty-five per cent possession and registered seven shots on target compared to Cuba's six. Both sides created zero big chances, but the home side's eight shots within the penalty area versus seven for Cuba suggests where the danger lay.
Our prediction had backed St Kitts and Nevis to win with thirty-nine per cent confidence. The match went another way entirely — not because the hosts were outplayed, but because Cuba gave away too many cheap fouls in the final twenty minutes and St Kitts and Nevis ran the show when it mattered.
The result leaves both sides level on points in League B. Three goals and three concessions across ninety minutes means neither team can claim superiority, but St Kitts and Nevis have at least proved they can finish what they start.
L18 Nov 2025 · Home Belize · 2:6L27 Mar · Away Indonesia · 0:4W30 Mar · Home Solomon Islands · 4:2W26 Sep · Away Bonaire · 2:1W29 Sep · Home Grenada · 3:0D2 Oct · Home Cuba · 3:3