Jamaica remains in command among Caribbean national teams in the latest Concacaf Men’s National Team Rankings, updated after the September/October window of the 2026-27 Concacaf Nations League and international friendlies. The Reggae Boyz sit on 1,530 points after booking a spot in the upcoming League A quarterfinals, where they will face Mexico in a two-legged series in November.

Haiti and Curaçao close behind

Haiti (1,516) and Curaçao (1,398) follow Jamaica among the Caribbean’s top five, and both also advanced to the Nations League quarterfinals in League A. Suriname (1,328) and Trinidad and Tobago (1,200) round out the region’s top five. Curaçao delivered the window’s biggest upset, coming from 3-0 down at half time to beat Costa Rica 4-3 in Nations League A action.

Caribbean movers

Barbados was the biggest mover of the window, climbing seven positions in the overall rankings to 28th after an unbeaten 3-1-0 record that won Group B and secured a place in the Nations League B Championship.

What is next for the Reggae Boyz

The rankings set the table for November. Jamaica host Mexico in the first leg of the Nations League quarterfinals at the National Stadium in Kingston before the return leg in Monterrey. The four aggregate winners advance to the 2027 Nations League Finals at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and qualify for the 2027 Concacaf Gold Cup.

Source: Concacaf