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dominic hutchinson
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Match Info

Montserrat Cruise Past Turks and Caicos Islands 4-1 in CONCACAF Nations League

Montserrat continued their impressive CONCACAF Nations League campaign with a commanding 4-1 home victory over Turks and Caicos Islands on October 7, 2026. The win keeps them at the top of their group and strengthens their bid for promotion to League B.

After a brief scare when the visitors equalised against the run of play, Montserrat restored their authority before half-time and pulled away in the second half with a professional and polished display.

Match Overview

Montserrat started the brighter of the two sides, taking the lead in the 8th minute through Jamal Francis, who latched onto a through ball and slotted past the goalkeeper. The home side continued to dominate, but against the run of play, Turks and Caicos Islands equalised in the 31st minute when Widlin Calixte converted a rare counter-attack.

That goal seemed to spark Montserrat into life. They regained the lead in the 42nd minute through Darnell Baptiste, who headed home a corner. In the second half, Montserrat turned the screw, adding two more goals through Kieron Mason and Ricardo Greenaway to seal a comfortable victory.

Key Moments

  • 8' – Montserrat goal: Jamal Francis opens the scoring with a composed finish.
  • 31' – Turks and Caicos equaliser: Widlin Calixte capitalises on a defensive lapse.
  • 42' – Montserrat goal: Darnell Baptiste restores the lead with a towering header.
  • 67' – Montserrat goal: Kieron Mason curls a shot into the far corner.
  • 85' – Montserrat goal: Ricardo Greenaway completes the scoring with a late tap-in.

Tactical Story

Montserrat set up in a 4-2-3-1 and looked to get their wide players involved early. Their full-backs pushed high, creating overloads on the flanks, and their crossing caused problems all evening. Turks and Caicos Islands defended deep in a 5-4-1, hoping to hit on the break, and they succeeded once for their goal. However, they could not withstand the constant pressure.

Montserrat's midfield duo controlled the centre of the park, winning back possession quickly and feeding the attacking trio. The use of set-pieces was also a key weapon, with two of their four goals coming from corners. Defensively, Montserrat were solid apart from the one lapse, and they managed the game well in the final stages.

Standout Players

Jamal Francis was a constant threat with his pace and movement, opening the scoring and tormenting the defence throughout. Darnell Baptiste was dominant in the air, scoring one and winning several other duels. For Turks and Caicos Islands, Widlin Calixte took his goal well and was their most dangerous player on a difficult night.

Group Standings Impact

Montserrat now have 9 points from four matches and sit top of the group, with a healthy goal difference. The win keeps them on course for promotion to League B. Turks and Caicos Islands remain without a win and are still searching for their first points of the campaign, leaving them facing relegation to League C.