Honduras vs Jamaica: decisive clash in the CONCACAF Nations League group stage
Honduras host Jamaica on October 5, 2026, in Tegucigalpa in a crucial group-stage match, with the hosts looking to bounce back from a loss to Martinique and captain Denil Maldonado a doubt with a knee injury.

Match context
On October 5, 2026, Honduras will face Jamaica at the Estadio Nacional "Chelato Uclés" in Tegucigalpa in a CONCACAF Nations League group-stage match. According to 365Scores, this is matchday 4, while elheraldo.hn describes it as the final group-stage game for Honduras — both sources agree the result carries significant weight for the team's tournament hopes. Notably, the two sources differ on the group designation: elheraldo.hn refers to "Group B," while 365Scores lists it as "League A – Group 2."
Honduras under pressure
The Honduran national team returned home on Saturday after a 2-1 defeat to Martinique and went straight to training at the stadium. Head coach José Francisco Molina ran the session in cool weather in Tegucigalpa; players who started against Martinique mostly did recovery work and light jogging, while those with less playing time trained with the ball.
As reported by elheraldo.hn, one focal point was captain Denil Maldonado, who trained separately from the rest of the squad with a bandage on his right knee — an issue that had already bothered him during this FIFA window, and which kept him out of the Martinique match. His situation raises concern over his availability for the Jamaica game.
In the loss to Martinique, Erick "Yio" Puerto had put Honduras ahead, but the hosts came back to win through goals from Jonathan Varane and Jonathan Mexique.
Standings
After three matches, Honduras sit fourth in the group with 3 points, earned from a win over Jamaica and losses to Suriname and Martinique. Jamaica, meanwhile, hold second place with 6 points after a 2-0 away win over El Salvador. Per 365Scores, Jamaica will be without forward Leon Bailey for this match.
Broadcast
The match will stream on the CONCACAF YouTube channel across most of Latin America. In the United States it will air on Fox Sports 2, TUDN and FOX One, and stream on Fubo Sports and Vix Premium. In Honduras, coverage will be provided by TSi Honduras, Deportestvc.com and DTVC+. The referee appointed for the match is Marco Antonio Ortiz Nava.
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