Haiti Climbs to Seventh in Latest CONCACAF Men's Rankings
Jamaica, Haiti and Curaçao all rise into the top 10 as Mexico holds the No. 1 spot following the September/October window.
MIAMI — Haiti has moved up one place to seventh in the recently released CONCACAF Men's National Team Rankings, according to Caribbean Today and Guyana Chronicle. With 1,516 points, Haiti is among three Caribbean sides climbing into the top 10 following the ongoing CONCACAF Nations League tournament and international friendlies during the September/October window.
Mexico (2,097) remains in first place, followed by the United States (1,877) in second. Canada (1,821), Panama (1,655) and Costa Rica (1,534) retained their spots at third, fourth and fifth respectively to close out an unchanged top five.
Jamaica (1,530) moved up one spot to sixth, remaining the highest-ranked Caribbean team after booking a place in the upcoming League A quarterfinals. Curaçao (1,398), who also advanced to the Nations League quarterfinals in League A, climbed one spot into the top 10. Honduras (1,464) slipped two places to eighth, while Guatemala (1,446) remained ninth.
Barbados was the biggest mover this past window, climbing seven positions to 28th after an undefeated 3-1-0 record to win Group B and qualify for the Nations League B Championship, the outlets reported.