Grenada vs St. Kitts and Nevis Prediction

Recent form for both sides

Grenada's sample shows seven wins, three draws and nine losses from nineteen games, with 29 scored and 41 conceded. That's a losing record overall, and their last month has been particularly rough: back-to-back defeats to Cuba and St Kitts were followed by an away win over Bonaire and then a 1-4 home loss to the same side just days later. It's a short, choppy stretch rather than a settled trend.

Grenada: 19 completed matches; St. Kitts and Nevis: 18 completed matches.

Grenada

19 matches

Win

36.8% 7 / 19

Draw

15.8% 3 / 19

Loss

47.4% 9 / 19

Scored

29

Conceded

41

Difference

-12

St. Kitts and Nevis

18 matches

Win

38.9% 7 / 18

Draw

16.7% 3 / 18

Loss

44.4% 8 / 18

Scored

34

Conceded

44

Difference

-10

St Kitts and Nevis have a similar overall split, seven wins, three draws and eight losses from eighteen matches, with 34 scored and 44 conceded. Their last four results, though, have gone unbeaten, a win away at Bonaire, a win over Grenada, and two draws against Cuba home and away. Nothing spectacular, but no losses in that run either.

St Kitts arrive with the more settled recent results of the two, even if neither side's overall record stands out.

Comparative Team Statistics: Grenada vs St. Kitts and Nevis

One-sided last time, mixed before that

The most recent meeting between these two came in late September, when St Kitts won 3-0 away at Grenada in this same Nations League group. Before that, though, the head-to-head has swung back and forth: Grenada won 3-2 away last June, there was a goalless draw in 2019, Grenada won at home in 2019 too, and there's a lopsided 9-1 Grenada win from 2017 sitting further back in the sample. It's not a rivalry with a clear pattern.

That recent 3-0 result stands out mainly because of how fresh it is, not because it tells us everything about how this next meeting will go.

A quick turnaround against the same rivals

This fixture comes roughly six weeks after Grenada and St Kitts last played each other, and both teams have been cycling through the same small group of Nations League opponents, Cuba and Bonaire included, in that time. Grenada will have home advantage this time, which they didn't have in September, but their home form in this very stretch has included a heavy 1-4 loss to Bonaire.

St Kitts travel in on the back of an unbeaten run, but two of those results were draws against Cuba rather than wins, so it's not as dominant a sequence as the table alone might suggest.