The Guyana and Suriname national football teams will rekindle their rivalry as they face off in their debut fixture in the CONCACAF Nations League. This will be the first international match on Guyanese soil in over a year, with Guyana having a record of six wins, six defeats, and 15 losses against Suriname in previous encounters. Despite their losing record, the Golden Jaguars will be looking to make a statement and secure a win in the highly anticipated matchup. Don't miss this thrilling showdown between two fierce South American opponents.
Guyana and Suriname Set for Rivalry Renewal in CONCACAF Nations League Clash
Background
The Guyana and Suriname national football teams have a long and storied history, having faced off numerous times over the years. The two countries are located in close proximity, separated by the Courantyne River, and share a rich cultural heritage.
Historically, Suriname has held a slight edge in the rivalry, with a record of six wins, six defeats, and 15 losses against Guyana. However, the Golden Jaguars have shown signs of improvement in recent years, including a 2-0 victory over Suriname in 2017.
Upcoming Matchup
The upcoming fixture in the CONCACAF Nations League will mark the first international match on Guyanese soil in over a year. Both teams will be looking to make a mark in the inaugural edition of the tournament, which will serve as a qualifier for the 2021 Gold Cup.
Top 5 FAQs
1. When is the match taking place? The match will take place on September 8, 2022, at the National Track and Field Center in Leonora, Guyana.
2. What time will the match start? The match will kick off at 7:00 PM local time (8:00 PM Eastern Time).
3. Who is the favorite to win? Based on historical record, Suriname would be considered the slight favorite. However, Guyana has shown signs of improvement in recent years and will be playing on home soil.
4. Where can I watch the match? The match will be available to stream on CONCACAF's official website and YouTube channel.
5. Have Guyana and Suriname ever met in the CONCACAF Nations League before? This will be the first-ever meeting between Guyana and Suriname in the CONCACAF Nations League.
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