Steve McClaren has resigned as Jamaica manager after failing to qualify for the World Cup automatically.
The Reggae Boyz needed to beat the world's 82nd-ranked nation, Curacao, at home for a place in North America next summer - but drew 0-0.
Curacao have subsequently booked their place at the World Cup for the first time ever, making them the smallest nation in the event's history, with a population of around 156,115.
But for McClaren, it is more major tournament qualification disappointment, as Jamaica will be forced to fight it out in the play-offs.
The 64-year-old was infamously in charge of England when the Three Lions failed to qualify for Euro 2008.
And following Jamaica's embarrassment at the hands of Curacao, McClaren quit his job immediately afterwards.
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