Cuba vs Grenada Prediction

Steady Cuba, streaky Grenada

Cuba's recent sample in this Nations League campaign shows a side that keeps picking up something from most games. They've drawn 3-3 away and 2-2 at home against St. Kitts and Nevis, and beaten Bonaire 2-0, alongside the defeat to Grenada.

Cuba: 17 completed matches; Grenada: 19 completed matches.

Cuba

17 matches

Win

35.3% 6 / 17

Draw

23.5% 4 / 17

Loss

41.2% 7 / 17

Scored

25

Conceded

29

Difference

-4

Grenada

19 matches

Win

36.8% 7 / 19

Draw

15.8% 3 / 19

Loss

47.4% 9 / 19

Scored

29

Conceded

41

Difference

-12

Grenada's form in the same window swings much harder. They lost 1-4 at home to Bonaire, then won 3-2 away against the same opponent days later, and were beaten 3-0 away by St. Kitts and Nevis. Across their last 19 matches overall they've won 7, drawn 3 and lost 9, with 41 goals conceded showing a leaky defence.

Cuba look the more consistent side on recent evidence, even though the head-to-head says otherwise.

Comparative Team Statistics: Cuba vs Grenada

Grenada have had the upper hand lately

The last two meetings between these sides have both gone Grenada's way. They won 3-0 in this very Nations League group just weeks before this as-of date, and beat Cuba 2-0 in a friendly back in October 2025.

Further back the record is thinner and older, including a 2018 win for Grenada and a couple of results from 2010 that don't say much about either team now. The recent pair of results stand out as the relevant form here.

Cuba will want to put right that recent 3-0 home defeat to this same opponent.

Limited player detail, mostly on Cuba's side

The only individual data available concerns Cuba. D. Reinoso has a goal from a single recorded match, and L. Paradela has picked up one yellow card in that same sample. Neither entry tells us much about squad depth or who's likely to start.

Cuba:

Best scorers:

D. Reinoso - 1

Penalty cards:

L. Paradela x 1

A rematch with contrasting narratives

Cuba's underlying form across this Nations League block looks tidier than Grenada's, with fewer heavy results either way. But Grenada have had Cuba's number in the two most recent head-to-head meetings, including the reverse fixture in this very competition.

That sets up a game where Cuba have motivation to put right a recent home defeat, while Grenada will fancy their recent record against this specific opponent even if their broader form has been patchy.