MIAMI – The 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup continues with Central FC hosting Mount Pleasant FA in Group A on Tuesday at Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

It will be the first time the teams face each other in the Caribbean Cup. 

Central FC is coming off its first-ever win in Caribbean Cup history, a 2-nil shutout over Moca FC to snap a two-match winless skid. The club will play against Jamaican opposition for the sixth time, winning once, drawing once, and losing three times.

 

Mount Pleasant has only faced Trinidadian opposition once prior to this match, playing to a scoreless draw in 2004 against Police FC. Mount Pleasant has recorded six points through two matches, and has yet to concede a goal in this year’s edition. Daniel Green had a brace in the club’s last game as the offense looks to keep rolling in a pivotal tilt in Group A.

 

 

 

Historical Series

Central FC and Mount Pleasant will meet for the first time in the history of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup.

For Central FC, this will be their sixth match against a Jamaican opponent. Their all-time record stands at 1 win, 1 draw, and 3 consecutive defeats. For Mount Pleasant, this will be just their second match in Caribbean Cup history (0W–1D–0L).

Mount Pleasant has only faced one club from Trinidad & Tobago prior to this, earning a 0-0 draw against Police FC on September 26, 2024, at Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain (TRI).

Central FC will be looking to break a three-game losing streak against Jamaican teams. Their only win came over Montego Bay United FC on March 13, 2016, in the CFU Club Championship (Group 3, Round 1) with a 1-0 scoreline at Montego Bay Sports Complex. Darren Mitchell scored the lone goal in what remains Central’s only win against Jamaican clubs—more than nine years ago.

How did Central FC perform in Week 3?

Central FC earned their first-ever Caribbean Cup win with a 2-0 victory over Moca FC, ending a two-match winless run (1 draw, 1 loss). It also marked their first clean sheet in tournament history.

Jameel Neptune scored his second Caribbean Cup goal, his first since September 24, 2024, when he found the net for Port of Spain against Cibao FC in Group B.

Tyrone Charles recorded his first Caribbean Cup goal and his sixth in international tournaments overall: 2 goals with Caledonia FC (2014), 2 goals with San Juan Jabloteh (2017), 2 goals now with Central FC (2025)