Nations League CONCACAF team form
This competition's odds →How the Nations League CONCACAF teams are arriving: wins, draws and losses in their latest matches. Each row says how many matches it is based on, because early in the season there are fewer than five.
St. Vincent and the Grenadinesof 4WWWW
Montserratof 4WWWW
Guyanaof 4WWWW
Barbadosof 4WDWW
Curaçaoof 4WWWD
French Guianaof 4LWWW
Antigua and Barbudaof 4LWWW
Arubaof 4WWWL
St. Luciaof 4LWWW
Dominican Republicof 4WWLW
Haitiof 4WWWL
Puerto Ricoof 4LWWW
US Virgin Islandsof 4WWLW
Cubaof 4WWDD
St. Kitts and Nevisof 4WWDD
Jamaicaof 4WLWD
Guatemalaof 4LWDW
Surinameof 4WWDL
Turks and Caicos Islandsof 4LWWL
Costa Ricaof 4LLWW
Hondurasof 4LWLD
Martiniqueof 4LLWD
El Salvadorof 4WLLD
Guadeloupeof 4WDLL
Belizeof 4WLLL
Grenadaof 4LLWL
Bonaireof 4LLLW
Trinidad and Tobagoof 4LLLD
Cayman Islandsof 4DLLL
Dominicaof 4DLLL
Sint Maartenof 4LLLL
Bahamasof 4LLLL
Bermudaof 4LLLL
Nicaraguaof 4LLLL
Anguillaof 4LLLL
British Virgin Islandsof 4LLLLSource: ESPN. Read on 15 October at 19:50.
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