KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Reggae Boyz are set to face Curacao in a high-stakes match at the National Stadium on Tuesday, aiming for automatic qualification to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The game, scheduled for 7 pm, has already seen the $8,000 Grandstand tickets sold out, though other seating options like Bleachers ($2,000), Premium Bleachers ($4,000), VIP ($12,500), and Skyline Seats ($25,000) remain available as of Saturday evening. This match is pivotal for Jamaica, as a victory would secure their second World Cup appearance, nearly three decades after their debut in 1998. The urgency follows a recent 1-1 draw with Trinidad and Tobago, which dropped Jamaica to second place in Group B with 10 points. Meanwhile, Curacao’s dominant 7-0 win over Bermuda has propelled them to the top of the group with 11 points, leaving Jamaica with no margin for error. Rudolph Speid, Chairman of the Jamaica Football Federation Technical Committee, has called for nationwide support, urging fans to don yellow and fill the 29,000-seat National Stadium. The match promises to be a thrilling encounter as Jamaica seeks to reclaim their position and secure a spot in the 2026 World Cup.