KINGSTON, Jamaica — In a commanding display of skill and strategy, Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz surged to a 3-0 lead against Bermuda by halftime in their Concacaf World Cup qualification Group B match. The game, held at the National Stadium in Kingston on Tuesday, saw Jamaica capitalize on a series of rapid-fire goals within an 11-minute span during the first half. The scoring spree began with an unfortunate own goal by Bermuda’s Dante Leverock in the 24th minute, followed by precise finishes from Bobby Fray in the 26th minute and Shamar Nicholson shortly after. Despite a slow start, Jamaica’s momentum shifted dramatically after Leverock’s own goal, allowing the Reggae Boyz to dominate the game. Renaldo Cephas played a pivotal role, using his blistering pace to dismantle Bermuda’s defense and set up opportunities for his teammates. The hosts, who had previously secured a 4-0 victory in Bermuda, demonstrated their superiority once again, leaving Bermuda struggling to regain composure. With this performance, Jamaica has solidified its position as a strong contender in the World Cup qualification campaign.