St. Kitts and Nevis vs Grenada Prediction & Betting Tips

Two sides with patchy recent form

St Kitts and Nevis have won six of their last fifteen matches, but they've also lost eight, and they've shipped 39 goals in that spell. Their most recent outing was a narrow 2-1 win away at Bonaire in this same competition, so there's at least a positive result to point to going into this one.

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St. Kitts and Nevis to win

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Grenada to win

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St. Kitts and Nevis: 15 completed matches; Grenada: 16 completed matches.

St. Kitts and Nevis

15 matches

Win

40% 6 / 15

Draw

6.7% 1 / 15

Loss

53.3% 8 / 15

Scored

26

Conceded

39

Difference

-13

Grenada

16 matches

Win

37.5% 6 / 16

Draw

18.8% 3 / 16

Loss

43.7% 7 / 16

Scored

25

Conceded

32

Difference

-7

Grenada's numbers look similar on paper: six wins, three draws and seven losses from sixteen games, with 32 goals conceded. Their last match was a heavy 3-0 loss at home to Cuba, just a day before St Kitts' Bonaire game, which isn't the ideal way to arrive here.

Both sides have leaked goals regularly in their recent matches, which is worth keeping in mind.

Comparative Team Statistics: St. Kitts and Nevis vs Grenada

A head-to-head record with no clear pattern

The last meeting between these two came in June 2025, when Grenada won 3-2 away in World Cup qualifying. Before that, there's a mixed bag: a goalless draw in 2019, a Grenada win in 2019 too, and a heavier St Kitts defeat back in 2017.

There's no real thread running through these results. Some meetings have been tight, others one-sided, and the sample stretches back over a decade, so it doesn't tell us much about current form.

Coming into this off quick turnarounds

Both teams have played very recently. Grenada lost to Cuba on the 25th, and St Kitts beat Bonaire on the 26th, both in this Nations League window. That means both arrive at this fixture with barely any rest in between.

Given how open both defences have looked in their recent matches, and the short gap since their last games, this has the look of a fixture where freshness and squad depth could matter as much as anything we've seen in the numbers.