Aruba

Oranjestad is Aruba's capital, and the Guillermo Prospero Trinidad Stadium there is where the national team plays in front of a couple of thousand people at most — a set-up that says plainly that this is an island program, not a footballing power.

No World Cup, no Gold Cup finals appearance, nothing from CONCACAF proper. What Aruba has built its footballing identity around instead is the ABCS Tournament, with Curaçao and Suriname — the region's own competition rather than a route to anything bigger. Aruba won it in 2012, beating Curaçao 3-2 in the group phase and then Suriname 1-0 in the final, and has finished as runner-up twice and third on three further occasions. Curaçao and Suriname remain the closest thing the team has to rivals, through that tournament rather than through any named derby.

The team's history has produced one figure of note beyond the island: Denzel Dumfries played two caps for Aruba before going on to play for the Netherlands.

Yellow and blue, taken from the flag, are the colours on the pitch. The stadium in Oranjestad holds 2,500.