Jamaica and Curaçao played out a goalless draw in World Cup qualifying on 19 November, a result that reflected two contrasting approaches to the Group B encounter. Jamaica controlled possession with 60 per cent but struggled to convert their dominance into clear-cut chances, managing only one shot on target from 13 attempts. Curaçao, operating in a 4-3-3 shape, adopted a more direct strategy and proved far more clinical in front of goal, registering five shots on target despite holding just 40 per cent possession and taking 16 shots overall. Both goalkeepers were called upon to make decisive contributions: Jamaica's keeper made five saves at 100 per cent efficiency, while Curaçao's opposite number faced just one shot on target and maintained an identical save percentage. The stalemate leaves both nations needing to sharpen their finishing in upcoming qualifiers.