Bermuda has earned a crucial position in the Second Round of the CONCACAF Qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026, as the "Road to 2026" continues through the June 2025 match window. With only the group winners and runners-up progressing to the Third and Final Round, every point is vital.
Currently, Bermuda sits in third place in Group A with 4 points from their three matches played so far. Their next opponents, Cuba, are in second place with 6 points, ahead of Tuesday's crucial clash.
www.islandstats.com has taken a closer look at Bermuda's statistics after their three games in Group A, highlighting some key individual performances.
The team has accumulated 1,219 Team Passes, demonstrating their commitment to possession-based football. They have registered a total of 44 shots, resulting in 7 goals scored, showcasing their attacking intent. Defensively, Bermuda has conceded 37 fouls across their matches.
Individually, forward Kane Crichlow has been a prominent attacking threat, ranking 5th in the entire CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers for shots, with a total of 8 attempts.
In midfield, Ne-Jai Tucker has been a passing maestro, sitting in 2nd place across the qualifiers with 162 passes completed. Harry Twite also features prominently in the passing statistics, ranking 110th with 129 passes.
Between the posts, goalkeeper Dale Eve has been a reliable presence, making 14 saves to place him 3rd in the overall Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers for saves made.
These statistics paint a picture of a Bermuda squad that is competitive both offensively and defensively, with key players stepping up. Their strong position heading into the final matches of this Second Round sets up an exciting prospect for qualification.
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