Jamaica to open Nations League campaign at home against Guatemala on Sept 25
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August 21, 2026

Jamaica to open Nations League campaign at home against Guatemala on Sept 25

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz will host their first two games in the fifth edition of the Concacaf Nations League, it was confirmed on Friday by the organisers.

Jamaica will host Guatemala and Honduras before playing away to El Salvador in Group B of League A in the September/October window, according to a release from Concacaf on Friday.

Meanwhile, Haiti will play their home games in the Nations League at the National Stadium in Kingston, the release also confirmed.

Jamaica will open their account against Guatemala on Friday, September 25, before hosting Honduras three days later.

In the October window, Jamaica will then travel to El Salvador on October 2 and then to Honduras, on Monday October 5.

—    Paul A Reid

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