Trinidad and Tobago drew 2–2 with Bermuda in a World Cup qualifier, a result that leaves both sides with work to do in Group B. The hosts dominated the territorial battle, registering 21 shots to Bermuda's 12, though both teams converted chances at an identical rate, each finding the net twice. Trinidad and Tobago's superior shot count—eight on target compared to Bermuda's eight—failed to translate into victory, while Bermuda's goalkeeper made an impressive showing with a 75 per cent save percentage, conceding exactly two goals from their post-shot expected goals model. Both sides set up in a 4-3-3 formation, suggesting a balanced approach that ultimately produced a stalemate neither team will have wanted. The draw leaves Trinidad and Tobago's qualifying campaign hanging in the balance.