Every result of the season, with full stats for every match.
Updated 19 November 2025, after the last game
The first game of the 2026 WC Qualification Concacaf was on Friday 22 March 2024, when Anguilla drew 0-0 at home with the Turks and Caicos Islands. Two games opened the season that day.
A 1-1 draw was the most common scoreline in the 2026 WC Qualification Concacaf, 11 of the 100 matches, 11% of them. Next are a 0-0 draw with 9, a 1-0 home win with 7.
The last game of the 2026 WC Qualification Concacaf was on Wednesday 19 November 2025, when Jamaica drew 0-0 at home with Curacao. Six games finished together that afternoon.
The 2026 WC Qualification Concacaf ran to 100 games across 12 rounds, producing 312 goals at 3.12 a game.
Eight goals was the most in any game in the 2026 WC Qualification Concacaf, reached four times, among them Trinidad and Tobago beat the Bahamas 7-1 and Puerto Rico beat Anguilla 8-0 at home.
Eight goals was the widest winning margin in the 2026 WC Qualification Concacaf, managed twice: Puerto Rico beat Anguilla 8-0 at home and Costa Rica won 8-0 at the Bahamas.
The WC Qualification Concacaf had nine goalless draws in 2026, from 100 games played. The most recent was on Wednesday 19 November 2025, when Jamaica drew 0-0 at home with Curacao.