Suriname vs Martinique Prediction & Betting Tips

Contrasting recent form

Suriname's sample covers 17 matches across World Cup qualifying, the Gold Cup and Nations League fixtures, and they've won 8 with just 4 defeats, scoring 28 and conceding 18. That's a reasonable overall return against a mixed bag of CONCACAF opposition.

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Suriname to win

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Draw

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Martinique to win

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Suriname: 17 completed matches; Martinique: 8 completed matches.

Suriname

17 matches

Win

47.1% 8 / 17

Draw

29.4% 5 / 17

Loss

23.5% 4 / 17

Scored

28

Conceded

18

Difference

+10

Martinique

8 matches

Win

0% 0 / 8

Draw

25% 2 / 8

Loss

75% 6 / 8

Scored

3

Conceded

12

Difference

-9

Martinique's numbers look far shakier. Across 8 matches they haven't won once, drawing twice and losing six, with only 3 goals scored against 12 conceded. It's a small sample but a rough one.

Suriname go in with the healthier recent record by some distance.

Comparative Team Statistics: Suriname vs Martinique

Recent meetings lean Suriname's way

The two sides met twice in March 2025, and Suriname won both, 1-0 at home and 1-0 away in Martinique. Before that the head-to-head history is thinner: a 1-1 friendly in 2024 and older draws going back to 2012 and 2014.

So while there isn't a huge amount of data here, the most recent meetings do favour Suriname, and they came either side of full 90 minutes rather than one-off results.

A few individual notes

The player data available is limited, but it flags G. Kerk as Suriname's standout in the one match logged, with two assists. J. Lonwijk picked up a yellow card in that same game.

Suriname:

Best assist providers:

G. Kerk - 2

Penalty cards:

J. Lonwijk x 1

Martinique:

Penalty cards:

C. Mandouki x 1

On the Martinique side, J. Varane was sent off in the one match recorded here. That's not proof of a pattern, just something worth keeping in mind rather than a firm form line.

Putting it together

Suriname arrive with a much better recent record than Martinique, and the last two head-to-head results also went their way. On the numbers alone, this looks like a game where the home side should have the better of things.

Martinique's away form has been genuinely poor, with next to nothing going right in front of goal. That said, small samples and mixed competitions mean this isn't a guaranteed script, and there's no market information here to weigh against the evidence.