Guyana — Cayman Islands: 2:0, CONCACAF Nations League
CONCACAF Nations League
GuyanaW15 Nov 2025 · Home Bonaire · 2:1W18 Nov 2025 · Away Antigua and Barbuda · 4:1W27 Mar · Home Dominica · 2:0W30 Mar · Home Belize · 3:1W24 Sep · Away Puerto Rico · 1:0W27 Sep · Home Cayman Islands · 2:0
2:0
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
Cayman IslandsW16 Nov 2025 · Home Anguilla · 4:0D27 Mar · Home British Virgin Islands · 1:1W30 Mar · Home Bahamas · 1:0L6 Jun · Away Gibraltar · 1:4D25 Sep · Home Dominica · 0:0L27 Sep · Away Guyana · 0:2
In the CONCACAF Nations League game on 27 September 2026, Guyana beat Cayman Islands 2:0. Match numbers: shots on target 5:2, corners 11:1.
Match report
Guyana saw off Cayman Islands 2-0 at Windsor Park on Saturday in the opening round of CONCACAF Nations League B. Liam Gordon put the hosts ahead before half-time and Osaze De Rosario doubled the lead in the second half. The result leaves Guyana top of the group after one match.
And here's the thing — the game settled into a rhythm you could see coming. Gordon struck in the fifteenth minute to give Guyana the lead they would not relinquish. De Rosario added a second in the thirty-sixth to pull the tie away from any doubt. By then the visitors had little to offer beyond defensive organisation.
Substitutions began to trickle through after the break, with Lachlin Lambert coming on in the forty-fifth minute and Raushan Ritch replacing a player in the fifty-eighth. Jordan Bonilla picked up a yellow card in the fifty-ninth before more changes followed in the sixtieth and seventieth minutes. Bryan Wharton received a booking in the ninety-first minute as the game wound down.
We had called this one — a Guyana victory, with fifty-nine percent confidence. To be fair, the numbers on the pitch confirmed what the form suggested. The hosts carried sixty-seven percent of possession and registered eleven corners to the visitors' single corner. Cayman Islands managed only two shots on target all evening.
The statistics tell a straightforward story. Guyana produced fourteen shots inside the penalty area against four for the visitors, though accuracy sat at twenty-five percent for the home side. Cayman Islands made thirty-eight clearances compared to thirteen, a reflection of being pinned back. Neither side created a big chance, but Guyana's volume of attacks — one hundred and thirteen against ninety — told you who controlled the game.
Recent form backs up the result. Guyana have won their last two fixtures, beating Puerto Rico 1-0 and previously defeating Belize and Dominica. Cayman Islands remain winless in their last five matches, most recently drawing 0-0 with Dominica. The gap in quality showed through, and Guyana took full advantage.
W15 Nov 2025 · Home Bonaire · 2:1W18 Nov 2025 · Away Antigua and Barbuda · 4:1W27 Mar · Home Dominica · 2:0W30 Mar · Home Belize · 3:1W24 Sep · Away Puerto Rico · 1:0W27 Sep · Home Cayman Islands · 2:0
W16 Nov 2025 · Home Anguilla · 4:0D27 Mar · Home British Virgin Islands · 1:1W30 Mar · Home Bahamas · 1:0L6 Jun · Away Gibraltar · 1:4D25 Sep · Home Dominica · 0:0L27 Sep · Away Guyana · 0:2