Expected goals measure the quality of the chances a player gets, with every shot scored between 0 and 1 by how often shots like it are converted. A player's xG is those values added up, so the gap between the goals they scored and their xG shows whether they finished better or worse than their chances deserved. Underlying data is supplied by Sportmonks.
Duckens Nazon of Haiti had the most xG in the WC Qualification Concacaf in 2026, 2.81 from ten appearances, and scored 6 goals from it. Shamar Nicholson was next on 2.60.
Ó. Santis of Guatemala overperformed xG by more than any other player in the WC Qualification Concacaf in 2026, with 6 goals from chances worth 0.49 xG, a gap of 5.51. Gervane Kastaneer was next on 4.96.
Andre Rampersad of Trinidad and Tobago underperformed xG by more than any other player in the WC Qualification Concacaf in 2026, with no goals from chances worth 1.46 xG, a shortfall of 1.46. Styven Vásquez was next on 0.77.
Shamar Nicholson of Jamaica had the highest xG per 90 in the WC Qualification Concacaf in 2026, 0.57 from 412 minutes across seven appearances, the best of anyone past 300 minutes. José Fajardo was next on 0.53.
Andre Rampersad of Trinidad and Tobago had the most xG of any midfielder in the WC Qualification Concacaf in 2026, 1.46 from ten appearances, and scored no goals from it. Tjaronn Chery was next on 1.29.
Éric Davis of Panama had the most xG of any defender in the WC Qualification Concacaf in 2026, 1.21 from nine appearances, and scored 2 goals from it. K. Henry was next on 0.63.
Yes. WC Qualification Concacaf players scored 290 goals in 2026 from chances worth 79.0 xG, 367% of what they deserved and 211.0 goals to the good.