Grenada vs Bonaire Prediction & Betting Tips

Contrasting recent form

Grenada's longer sample shows six wins, three draws and seven defeats from sixteen matches, with 25 scored and 32 conceded. That includes some big home wins - a 6-0 and a 5-0 among them - but also heavier defeats against sides like Cuba and Costa Rica. Their most recent outing was a 0-3 home loss to Cuba, just days before this fixture, which isn't the ideal way to head into a Nations League tie.

Grenada: 16 completed matches; Bonaire: 6 completed matches.

Grenada

16 matches

Win

37.5% 6 / 16

Draw

18.8% 3 / 16

Loss

43.7% 7 / 16

Scored

25

Conceded

32

Difference

-7

Bonaire

6 matches

Win

16.7% 1 / 6

Draw

0% 0 / 6

Loss

83.3% 5 / 6

Scored

7

Conceded

13

Difference

-6

Bonaire's record is much rougher: one win from six, with seven goals scored and thirteen conceded. Four of their last five matches have ended in defeat, home and away, and they've struggled to keep games tight at the back.

Bonaire's away form has been particularly shaky, with five losses in their last six matches.

Comparative Team Statistics: Grenada vs Bonaire

Limited team news

There isn't much to go on here. The only player note available is a single yellow card for Bonaire's S. Martina from one match, which doesn't tell us a great deal about squad depth or fitness on either side.

Bonaire:

Penalty cards:

S. Martina x 1

With no other injury or suspension details supplied, it's hard to say how either manager might set up or who might be missing.

How this might play out

Grenada have shown they can score goals in bunches at home, but their last outing suggests that flow can dry up against tougher opposition. Bonaire, meanwhile, have leaked goals regularly and rarely looked settled defensively in their recent matches.

Put those patterns together and goals seem plausible in either direction, though nothing here points strongly to a one-sided outcome. Both teams have had spells of very different quality within a short space of time.