Inside the stands…
Pot covers at the ready, this Jamaican fan enjoys himself during Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier against Curaçao at the National Stadium. Photos: Garfield Robinson
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November 19, 2025

Inside the stands…

Jamaica and Curaçao supporters filled the National Stadium in St Andrew Tuesday night for the final-round FIFA World Cup qualifier between both countries. The match ended in a draw, giving Curaçao their first-ever berth at global football’s biggest tournament. The Reggae Boyz, however, will have another chance to qualify for the tournament through an inter-confederation play-off next March.

Here are some sights from the stands.

This Curaçao supporter is enjoying herself at Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier against Jamaica at the National Stadium in St Andrew.

This Curaçao supporter is enjoying herself at Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier against Jamaica at the National Stadium in St Andrew.

No guessing who he was supporting during Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier between Curaçao and Jamaica.

No guessing who he was supporting during Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier between Curaçao and Jamaica.

Adding beauty to the vibes among Jamaican supporters inside the National Stadium during Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier against Curaçao.

Adding beauty to the vibes among Jamaican supporters inside the National Stadium during Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier against Curaçao.

Jamaican fashon on show.

Jamaican fashon on show.

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