Barbados and Aruba will try to keep their slim World Cup 2026 qualification hopes alive on Wednesday when they face each other in Group C action from Wildey Turf in Bridgetown.

A 3-1 defeat versus Haiti dropped the Bajan Tridents down to the bottom of that group, a point below Aruba, who picked up a 2-2 draw at Saint Lucia.

Match preview

Despite earning a promotion into CONCACAF Nations League B last year, that momentum has not carried over to the current World Cup qualification cycle for Barbados.

Kent Hall 's men have been outscored by a combined margin of 7-2 in the second round and need a win to have a chance at finishing in the top two and continuing their qualifying adventure.

Barbados have not scored a single goal in the opening half of the group phase while concedi

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