The Grenada Senior Men’s National Team (SMNT) concluded their 2025 international campaign with a resounding 4–1 victory over the United States Virgin Islands (USVI) at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium last Friday. This triumph marks Grenada’s sixth consecutive international win, further solidifying their unbeaten streak and enhancing their prospects for a higher FIFA World Ranking. The team had already climbed nine places to 165th in the October rankings, and this latest performance positions them favorably for further advancement. Grenada’s dominance was evident from the outset, with Parish Muirhead opening the scoring in the 11th minute. Team captain Regan Charles-Cook delivered a clinical brace in the 27th and 34th minutes, giving Grenada a commanding 3–0 lead at halftime. Zade Douglas extended the lead in the 56th minute, while USVI’s Yannick Libra managed a consolation goal in the 74th minute. Despite this, Grenada maintained control until the final whistle. Grenada Football Association (GFA) President Marlon Glean praised the team’s progress, highlighting the strategic investments in technical development, international exposure, and youth integration. He emphasized that the rise in FIFA rankings reflects the collective efforts of players, staff, and the broader football community. The GFA views these victories as pivotal momentum toward long-term goals of national team development, increased competitiveness, and player pathways supported by robust domestic programs and international partnerships. The association also expressed gratitude to fans, partners, and sponsors for their unwavering support throughout the year.