Montserrat
MontserratRecent form of Montserrat (last five matches): L W W W W.
Founded
1994
Coach
Gabriel Calderon
Venue
Stadion Antonio Trenidat
City
Rincon
Capacity
1,500
Surface
grass
Season Stats
Record
0W 0D 2L
H:0W/A:0W
Goals
2 / 7 (-5)
H:1/A:1
Clean Sheets
0
H:0/A:0
Recent Results
vs Turks and Caicos Islands
06/10/2026Concacaf Nations League
@ British Virgin Islands
01/10/2026Concacaf Nations League
vs British Virgin Islands
26/09/2026Concacaf Nations League
@ Turks and Caicos Islands
23/09/2026Concacaf Nations League
@ Guyana
11/06/2025Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers
vs Belize
04/06/2025Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers
vs Panama
10/06/2024Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers
@ Nicaragua
06/06/2024Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers
@ Cayman Islands
22/03/2019Concacaf Nations League Qualification
@ Aruba
17/11/2018Concacaf Nations League Qualification
Montserrat
The Montserrat national football team represents one of the smallest territories in world football, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean with a population of only around 4,500 people. Governed by the Montserrat Football Association and affiliated with FIFA and CONCACAF, the team was famously the subject of the 2002 'Other Final' documentary, which staged a match between the two lowest-ranked FIFA teams, Montserrat and Bhutan, played on the same day as the 2002 World Cup Final. Montserrat participates in CONCACAF Nations League and Caribbean Cup qualifiers. Home matches are played at the Blakes Estate Stadium. Despite the enormous challenges of competing with a tiny population and limited resources, the team has shown gradual improvement through CONCACAF development programs and dedicated volunteer football administration.