In a thrilling conclusion to the CONCACAF Caribbean Cup, Jamaica’s Mount Pleasant Football Academy has been crowned champion following a dramatic 2-2 draw against Dominican Republic’s O&M FC in Tuesday’s second leg final at Kingston’s National Stadium. The result secured a 3-2 aggregate victory for the Jamaican side, cementing their regional dominance.
The championship-clinching moment arrived through Tyreek Magee’s late equalizer, sending the home crowd into euphoric celebrations as his goal ultimately decided the continental title. This capped a remarkable two-leg performance that began with Mount Pleasant’s narrow 1-0 away victory in the Dominican Republic last week, demonstrating their resilience both home and abroad.
The final match unfolded as a tactical battle between the Caribbean rivals, with both teams exchanging attacks throughout the intense contest. Mount Pleasant’s triumph represents a significant milestone for Jamaican club football, providing qualification to the expanded CONCACAF Champions Cup where they will compete against top clubs from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean.
This victory establishes Mount Pleasant as Jamaica’s newest continental representatives and underscores the growing competitiveness of Caribbean club football. The tournament performance promises substantial financial rewards and increased visibility for the Jamaican champions as they prepare for higher-level international competition.