MIAMI – The 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup delivered top moments throughout the tournament, as Mount Peasant FA earned its first title. 

Here are some of the standout moments from this year’s edition.  

Jamaica produces back-to-back champs

Mount Pleasant FA’s 3-2 win on aggregate over Universidad O&M FC delivered a second-straight Caribbean Cup title for a Jamaican club, helping reinforce the strength of the nation in the region.  

Cavalier FC won the 2024 edition of the tournament after defeating Cibao FC. There has been a Jamaican team in every Caribbean Cup Final, as Cavalier FC finished runner-up in the tournament’s inaugural edition in 2023. 

Dominican football reaches milestone 

Universidad O&M FC’s run to the Final marked the second consecutive year a club from the Dominican Republic reached the Caribbean Cup’s biggest stage. This feat represents the country’s rapid rise in regional football and growing consistency.

Three Caribbean clubs secure Champions Cup spot

Mount Pleasant FA, Universidad O&M FC and Defence Force FC all clinched spots in the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup. The two finalists will make their debuts in the, with Mount Pleasant earning a bye to the Round of 16 as Caribbean Cup champions. 

Defence Force FC, 4-2 winners on aggregate over Cibao FC in the Third Place series, return to the Champions Cup after last appearing in the 2002 edition. The Trinidad and Tobago club won the Champions Cup in 1978 (co-winners) and 1985. 

First-time finalists

Mount Pleasant and O&M FC reached the Final for the first time ever, signaling a fresh chapter in regional club football and showing how open and competitive the tournament has become. 

Goals galore 

The 2025 Caribbean Cup delivered steady attacking action with 69 goals scored across 28 matches, one of the highest totals in recent editions.