The Jamaican national football team, affectionately known as the Reggae Boyz, have taken a significant step towards securing a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a commanding 4-0 victory over Bermuda in the Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers. The match, held at the National Stadium on Tuesday, saw goals from Bobby Reid, Shamar Nicholson, Dujuan ‘Whisper’ Richards, and an own goal from Bermuda’s captain Dante Leverock. This win not only mirrored their earlier 4-0 triumph over Bermuda in September but also marked their third consecutive victory in the campaign, bringing their total goals scored to 10. The result was further sweetened by Curacao’s 1-1 draw with Trinidad and Tobago (T&T), allowing Jamaica to reclaim the top spot in Group B with nine points, one ahead of Curacao. With only the group winner guaranteed a place in the 2026 World Cup, Jamaica now control their destiny as they prepare for their final two matches against T&T and Curacao in November. T&T, despite their recent draw, remain in contention with five points, while Bermuda have been eliminated from the race after losing all four of their matches. The Reggae Boyz displayed their dominance with over 70% possession and nearly 30 shots, bouncing back from a 2-0 defeat to Curacao last Friday. Midfielder Kasey Palmer, who missed the previous game, set the tone with a free kick that led to Leverock’s own goal in the 24th minute. Reid, Nicholson, and Richards added to the tally, with Richards’ electrifying performance off the bench showcasing his potential. Jamaica’s next match against T&T on November 13 will be crucial, followed by a potentially decisive clash with Curacao on November 18 at the National Stadium.