Jamaica demolished Bermuda 4–0 in a World Cup qualifying Group B fixture, dominating possession with 75 per cent and creating a significant territorial advantage throughout. The hosts controlled the match with 26 shots, 12 of which found the target, while Bermuda managed only five attempts with two on target, reflecting the gulf in class between the sides. Bobby De Cordova-Reid opened the scoring for Jamaica, who built their victory on a 4–1–4–1 setup that suffocated Bermuda's 4–2–3–1 formation. Jamaica's goalkeeper was rarely troubled, making both saves required from Bermuda's two shots on target at a 100 per cent save rate, while Bermuda's keeper faced a relentless barrage and stopped six of 12 efforts. The comprehensive win underlines Jamaica's qualifying credentials and Bermuda's struggle at this level.