Getting CONCACAFed
Jon ArnoldThe good, the bad, and the weird and wild of soccer in the Concacaf region
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🇯🇲 Jamaica's World Cup miss the latest blow for Concacaf
Jamaica went into Tuesday’s match hoping for electricity. Instead, it lacked juice in a 1-0 extra time loss to the DR Congo that sends Les Léopards into the 2026 World Cup and the Reggae Boyz back to the drawing board.
🇯🇲 Jamaica hopes for jolt in World Cup decider v. DR Congo
Plus thoughts on Mexico & nearly 2,000 words on almost all the Concacaf men's national teams in action from Aruba & Anguilla to Haiti & Honduras.
🇲🇽 With CR7 absent, can Mexico win back its fans at Estadio Azteca?
El Tri is repairing its relationship with the fan base, trying to forge a deeper bond than supporters have with one individual player - even a superstar like Cristiano Ronaldo.
🇸🇷 Suriname looks at cloudy future after Ten Cate's Natio lets World Cup chance slip
There must have been a point in the first half when Sheraldo Becker felt some vindication.
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