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.