Christopher, Pérez, Williams take the spotlight in League B Best XI

Eleven players who made their mark across the October and November window.

MIAMI – The 2026/2027 Concacaf Nations League League B October / November window delivered incredible results throughout the Groups, with stakes still to be played.

Here are the 11 players that stood up through the October / November window in CNL League B.

Goalkeeper

Lemus Christopher, St. Vincent and the Grenadines – Christopher was key for St. Vincent and the Grenadines, proving his stability and confidence in the October/November window, completing 16 saves in four games.

Defenders

Kurt Frederick, Saint Lucia – Frederick proved to be one of the strongest defenders for his team and League B, not only completing 13 tackles and two interceptions, but also scoring one goal in Group B.

Thomas Vancaeyezeele, French Guiana – Vancaeyezeele was a key player for the French Guiana defensive line all four games in the Group Stage, completing nine tackles and seven interceptions.

Andre Cutler, Puerto Rico – Los Boricuas secured Group A second place after only losing one game, with Cutler being a standout player to get that result with six tackles, four interceptions and one assist.

Midfielders

Yunior Pérez, Cuba – With three goals and one assist, Pérez became one of the key elements for Cuba in the midfield, helping them secure the first place in Group C.

Thierry Gale, Barbados – Gale proved to not only be a midfield maestro for Barbados, delivering two assists, but also a great offensive resource, scoring six goals in four games, currently in the third position in the Top Goal scorer race, sharing the spot with Oalex Anderson from St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Djamalee Boisné, Guadeloupe – Creating chances for Guadeloupe from the center of the pitch upwards, Boisné closed his Group Stage participation with three goals in four matches.

Niall Reid-Stephen, Barbados – Barbados’ success in Group B couldn’t be understood without Reid-Stephen, as he delivered three assists and scored three goals in four games.

Forwards

Omari Glasgow, Guyana – Glasgow helped Guyana to get to the end of the October/November window as Group A top of the table, netting three goals and delivering four assists as one of the main attacking points for his team in four games.

Oalex Anderson, St. Vincent and the Grenadines – Third in the Top Goal scorer race, tied with Thierry Gale from Barbados, Anderson didn’t miss his chance to find the net six times through three games in the Group Stage.

Tiquanny Williams, St. Kitts And Nevis – Williams was one of the main protagonist for St. Kitts And Nevis in Group C, helping his team reach the second place of the table by delivering eight goals in four games, becoming the Top Goal scorer so far in the whole tournament.