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H2H
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Barbados
Guadeloupe
Attacks
133
97
Dangerous Attacks
88
79
Ball Possession
54
46
On Target
6
5
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End 0-3
92′
R. Bourne
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M. Williams
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B. Tafna
F. Geran
88′
M. Citronnelle
A. Plumain
80′
0-3
J. Gamby
Assist: C. Beauvue
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J. Gamby
M. Raphael
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Jaron oughterson
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76′
C. Griffith
A. Banton
67′
T. Davion
Lemar catlyn
64′
A. Vulgaire
D. Capraja
64′
M. Alphonse
A.Gravillon
Halftime 0-2
41′
0-2
A. Plumain
Assist: K. Giblaca
10′
0-1
C. Beauvue
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Match Info

Guadeloupe delivered a composed and clinical away performance in the CONCACAF Nations League on 13 November 2026, defeating Barbados 3-0 at the Barbados National Stadium. The visitors controlled the key moments, defended with discipline and punished Barbados with a trio of well-taken goals that underlined their growing strength in the competition.

Match Overview

Barbados began with intent in front of their home supporters, looking to press high and force early mistakes. Guadeloupe, however, weathered that initial spell and gradually imposed their rhythm, moving the ball quickly through midfield and stretching the Barbados back line with purposeful width. The opening goal arrived midway through the first half and changed the complexion of the contest, forcing the hosts to chase the game.

Guadeloupe doubled their advantage before the break with a goal that rewarded their control of possession and their willingness to attack the penalty area in numbers. Barbados improved after the interval and enjoyed brief spells of pressure, but they lacked the final pass in the attacking third. Guadeloupe added a third goal in the second half to remove any lingering doubt and managed the closing stages with maturity.

Key Moments

  • Opening goal: Guadeloupe broke down the right and delivered a low cross into the box, where a close-range finish gave the visitors a deserved lead.
  • Crucial save: Barbados’ goalkeeper produced a strong stop to keep the deficit at one before Guadeloupe struck again.
  • Second goal: A well-worked move before half-time ended with a calm finish inside the penalty area, giving Guadeloupe breathing room.
  • Third goal: Guadeloupe sealed the win in the second half with a counter-attacking move that exposed Barbados’ stretched shape.

Tactical Story

Guadeloupe’s structure was built on compact defending and quick transitions. Their midfield duo screened the back line effectively, while the wide players provided constant outlets on the flanks. Whenever Barbados tried to build through the middle, Guadeloupe closed the space quickly and forced turnovers that led directly to attacking opportunities.

Barbados, by contrast, struggled to sustain possession. Their best moments came from direct runs and set-piece situations, but they were unable to test the Guadeloupe goalkeeper consistently. The hosts’ full-backs were often pulled out of position by Guadeloupe’s movement, and the visitors exploited those gaps with smart crosses and late runs into the box.

Standout Performers

Guadeloupe’s midfield controlled the tempo of the match and ensured the team stayed calm after taking the lead. The full-backs were also influential, offering width in attack while recovering well in defensive transitions. For Barbados, the goalkeeper made several important saves and prevented the scoreline from becoming heavier, while the captain worked tirelessly in midfield despite limited service.

What It Means

The three points strengthen Guadeloupe’s position in the CONCACAF Nations League group and give them momentum heading into their next fixture. The clean sheet will be particularly satisfying, as it reflects the balance between attacking ambition and defensive discipline. For Barbados, the defeat is a setback, but the performance after half-time offered some encouragement. They will need to improve their home form and find more creativity in the final third if they are to climb the standings.