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Curaçao made history when they salvaged a 0-0 draw against Jamaica on Tuesday.

For the first time ever, they qualified for the World Cup. They also became the smallest nation by population size to ever qualify for a World Cup.

They finished as the lone undefeated nation in the qualifying tournament and finished atop Group B with 12 points. They achieved history despite not having head coach Dick Advocaat on the bench.

Advocaat missed the match because he was in the Netherlands for family reasons.

According to the Central Bureau of Statistics in Curaçao, the country has a population of 156,115 people as of last January. Prior to Curaçao breaking the record, Iceland previously held the title of the smallest nation to ever make the World Cup.

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