Trinidad and Tobago drew 1–1 with Jamaica in a World Cup qualifier on the island, with the hosts dominating possession and chance creation but unable to convert their superiority into victory. Trinidad and Tobago registered 17 shots with six on target, demonstrating sustained attacking intent from their 3–4–3 setup, while Jamaica operated a compact 4–1–4–1 and managed just six shots, of which only one found the target. Jamaica's goalkeeper performed creditably, conceding 1.0 post-shot expected goals while allowing no goals above that threshold, suggesting clinical finishing by Trinidad and Tobago was lacking despite their territorial advantage. The stalemate leaves both sides with a point apiece in Group B, though Trinidad and Tobago will rue the missed opportunity to capitalise on their dominance at home. Jamaica's defensive discipline and counter-attacking threat proved sufficient to deny their hosts.