Tips for CONCACAF Nations League bets: Previews, forecasts and odds

By Ben Gray

Published: June 2, 2022, 9:57 p.m.

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Kurasao – Honduras

Tips for CONCACAF Nations League bets on Friday: Previews, forecasts and odds

PHILADELPHIA, PA – JUNE 30: On June 30, 2019, the Curaçao team will compete in the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup Quarterfinals match between the United States and Curacao at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Matthew Ashton – AMA / Getty Images)

Honduras, which reached the first final of the CONCACAF League of Nations, will hope to repeat this success.

In 2019, la H beat the teams above Martinique and Trinidad and Tobago before losing 1-0 to the United States in the semifinals last summer.

Since then, los Catrachos have had a disappointing campaign in the World Cup qualifiers, failing to win any of their 14 matches, then losing.

Thus, this is the first chance for Honduras to prove that it is not weak against the rising side of Kurasao.

Three summers ago, before reaching the final round due to an untimely Covid-19 epidemic, they caused a great deal of controversy by advancing to the quarterfinals of the Golden Cup.

Three years ago, Curasao finished five points ahead of Haiti and one point behind group winner Costa Rica.

The Canadian A-League completes the Group C quartet, meaning the two will fight to stay at that level.

Thus, a clash at Ergilio Hatostadion on this match day could be the main one.

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The Bahamas against St. Vincent and the Grenadines

The two players in Group C of the B League start their campaigns against each other at Thomas Robinson Stadium.

St. Vincent and the Grenadines won three of their last six matches at this level, just two points behind rising Suriname.

However, Vincent Heat conceded 23 goals in those defeats, losing five of the last six.

The Bahamas, meanwhile, are competing at this level for the first time in 2019, rising from a low rung.

The Bahamas Slayersz, Bonaire and British Virginia scored ten points in four games.

Can they compete at the above level now, starting with this game in Nassau?

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Nicaragua vs. Trinidad and Tobago

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – JULY 06: Trinidad and Tobago’s 14th Andre Fortune team win a penalty shootout against French Guiana in the first round of the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2021 on July 6, 2021 at the DRV PNK Stadium in Lauder, Florida. celebrates together. . (Photo by Omar Vega / Getty Images)

Will the fallen giant Trinidad and Tobago begin to reclaim the CONCACAF ladder?

The Soca Warriors represented the region at the 2006 World Cup before reaching the quarterfinals of the 2013 and 2015 Gold Cups.

In the past, T&T has always gone deep in the World Cup qualifiers, but was eliminated in the first round last year by St. Kitts and Nevis.

Earlier, they were relegated from the League of Nations to just two points against Honduras and Martinique.

Thus, Angus Eve is the man who is tasked with returning the days of glory to Trinidad and Tobago, returning to the highest level with his first objective ascent.

Nicaragua will probably be their toughest opponent in this regard and will make this match the main one in Managua.

La Azul y Blanco finished third in the group, beating Dominica twice in the last round, but was six points behind group winner Suriname.

So, can an away win at the Estadio Nacional de Fútbol be on the cards?

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Sint Marten against the US Virgin Islands

Will Sint Marten win his first point in the CONCACAF League of Nations?

In the last round, Elvis Albertus’s team lost all four matches in this tournament, scoring in each game and conceding a total of 15.

Given that their visitors are the Virgin Islands of the United States, this illusory victory may come here.

The US Virgin Islands are ranked 208th in the world, followed by Britain VI, Anguilla and San Marino.

Although the Dashing Eagles really won one game in this tournament, they lost the other five matches, beating Saint Martin 2-1.

Or a historic victory at Willemstad?

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Turks and Caicos Islands – Bonaire

DENVER, CO – JUNE 06: The championship trophy will be unveiled on June 6, 2021 at the CONCACAF League of Nations Finals at Empower Field At Mile High between Denver, Colorado, USA and Mexico. (Photo by Omar Vega / Getty Images)

Will the Turks and Caicos Islands’ honorable record in the CONCACAF League of Nations continue?

Three years ago, they beat Sint Maarten at home and away, but also beat Guadeloupe twice, most recently 10-0.

However, in fact, this time the team of Omar Edwards, who will face other minnows, will wait for a few points on the board.

Bonaire, meanwhile, has lost just one of four games in the 2019 competition that resulted in the Bahamas advancing.

In a well-balanced game, the Turks and Caicos Islands will try to calculate their home advantage at the TCIFA National Academy.

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Saint Martin vs Aruba

Suffering to be relegated in 2019, Aruba will hope for more success in the lowest division of the League of Nations.

Aruba, who competed in the second tier three years ago, never left, losing all six matches, conceding 18 goals.

Marvic Bermudez’s team, now in third place, will be aiming for this illusory first victory.

With St, Kitts and Nevis completing the trio in Group B, Saint Martin is very small.

Although they really competed in this competition three years ago, they won three of the six matches and finished third.

It can go both ways at Raymond E. Guishard Technical Center.

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The British Virgin Islands against the Cayman Islands

The teams ranked 209th and 195th in the FIFA world rankings met in Road Town.

In the world rankings, the British Virgin Islands are in third place only with Anguilla and San Marino.

Not surprisingly, Nature Boys conceded 34 goals in those matches, losing eight in a row.

In March 2019, in addition to a 2: 2 draw with the Turks and Caicos Islands, Britain VI lost 13 matches in a row.

Thus, the heavyweight Cayman Islands are unlikely to win.

They actually won four of the six matches in the first League of Nations, only to miss out on a goal difference behind Barbados.

Also last year, Benjamin Pugh’s team hosted Bermuda, who recently played in League A, in a World Cup qualifier and drew 1-1.

All this indicates the probability of winning on the road at AO Shirley Recreation Ground.

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Kurasao – Honduras

The Bahamas against St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Nicaragua vs. Trinidad and Tobago

Sint Marten against the US Virgin Islands

Turks and Caicos Islands – Bonaire

Saint Martin vs Aruba

The British Virgin Islands against the Cayman Islands

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