Mount Pleasant shut out Portmore United in Group B

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image: Recap Portmore vs Mt. Pleasant
Mount Pleasant secured three points

Reigning champions Mount Pleasant secured three points.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Group B action of the 2026 Concacaf Caribbean Cup continued on Wednesday, with Mount Pleasant earning a 1-nil win over Portmore United at National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica.

The lone goal of the match landed in the 41’ as Nickalia Fuller’s shot from distance was blocked by the keeper, with Daniel Green ready in the box to pounce on the rebound and knock it in.

Reigning Caribbean Cup Champions Mount Pleasant FA will look to qualify for the Semifinals against Cavalier FC on September 17, at National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica.

Portmore United will take the field again on September 17, when they take on Cibao FC at Estadio Cibao in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic.

Post-Match Data: Portmore United vs. Mount Pleasant

  • Mount Pleasant ended their longest winless run in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup (D2 L1) with their victory over Portmore United. It was their second win against a Jamaican opponent in the competition, following their 2-1 victory over Arnett Gardens in 2024.
  • Daniel Green (Mount Pleasant) opened the scoring against Portmore United, ending an eight-match scoring drought in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup. He is Mount Pleasant’s joint-highest scorer across the last two editions of the competition with three goals, level with Warner Brown and Raheem Edwards.
  • Mount Pleasant put 47% of their shots on target (7 of 15), the highest shot-on-target rate by a team in a match in the current Concacaf Caribbean Cup among sides that attempted more than eight shots.
  • With today’s match, Daniel Green and Shaqueil Bradford (Mount Pleasant) became the players with the most appearances for a single club across the last two editions of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup, with 11 each, level with Shaquille Bertrand and Jelani Felix, both for Defence Force.
  • Robert Henry (Portmore United) came on in the 82nd minute following Daveigh Payton’s red card, becoming the first goalkeeper to come off the bench in the last two editions of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup. He also made two saves in today’s match.
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