Brown leads Mount Pleasant, Brown shines for Portmore

Warner Brown and Javier Brown led with big performances.

MIAMI - The 2026 Concacaf Caribbean Cup Semifinals saw Mount Pleasant FA and Portmore United advance to the Final, with Game Changers Warner Brown and Javier Brown leading the way for their respective clubs.

Mount Pleasant is on the hunt for their second straight Caribbean Cup title, with Warner Brown being an integral part of their run. The striker scored in both legs of the Semifinals, reaching three goals in the tournament so far, helping the Jamaican side defeat Club Sando 3-1 on aggregate.

Not only will Mount Pleasant FA be competing in their second consecutive Caribbean Cup Final, but they enter the championship series on a five-match unbeaten streak with 2W-3D-0L, keeping clean sheets in their last two home matches.

Javier Brown has been Portmore United’s leader, guiding the club to their first-ever Caribbean Cup Final. He recorded a brace in the First Leg of the Semifinals to give the Jamaican side the advantage in the Series, advancing 4-3 on aggregate.

He became the second Jamaican player to ever score twice in a Caribbean Cup Semifinal, joining Raheem Edwards, who achieved the feat in last year’s edition of the competition.

Javier Brown leads the Golden Boot race of the 2026 Caribbean Cup with four goals in six matches as he looks to put his name among the all-time top scorers. Over the last two editions of the competition, no player has scored more goals than Warner Brown (5), who shares the lead with Herard Frantzety.

Jamaica is the first country to have three different clubs reach the Caribbean Cup Final, with this year’s edition featuring the first-ever Final between two clubs from the same country.