Trinidad and Tobago host the Dominican Republic in Concacaf Nations League League A Group A on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain. Concacaf lists kickoff for 9:00 p.m. Trinidad and Tobago time. Follow the build-up and join the conversation on EXTV’s live YouTube watch along. www.concacaf.com
The Soca Warriors are seeking their first points after a painful 3–2 loss to Haiti. The Dominican Republic arrive with three points following a 3–2 win over Nicaragua. With only the top two teams in Group A advancing to the League A quarterfinals, the result matters to both sides’ early position. www.concacaf.com
Match information
| Match | Trinidad and Tobago vs Dominican Republic |
| Competition | 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League, League A, Group A |
| Date | Sunday, September 27, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 9:00 p.m. Trinidad and Tobago time |
| Venue | Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain |
| EXTV watch along | Watch and join the discussion on YouTube |
Latest TTFA squad update
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association’s squad update supplied to EXTV confirms two new call-ups: Michel Poon-Angeron and Shervohnez Hamilton. It lists Tyrese Spicer as injured and out, while Josiah Trimmingham is not included. The TTFA also says Kobi Henry arrives on Sunday and Kieran Ngwenya is unavailable for this international window.
Those updates are especially significant at the back. Trimmingham left the Haiti match injured, and Ngwenya had previously been expected to become available for Sunday. The TTFA’s newer update takes precedence over that earlier expectation. Henry’s stated arrival on match day should not be taken as confirmation that he will be selected or ready to start. wired868.com
Spicer’s absence affects the attack, too. Wired868 identified him, Dante Sealy and captain Levi García as Derek King’s preferred front three; Sealy was already on the injury list. The new call-ups give King further squad options, but the official starting XI will tell us how he plans to cover the missing players. wired868.com
How the teams reached this match
Trinidad and Tobago led Haiti 2–1 after 90 minutes, thanks to goals from Wayne Frederick II and Levi García. Haiti equalised in stoppage time before Wilson Isidor scored the winner in the final moments. Wired868 reports that the defeat extended the Soca Warriors’ winless run to nine matches. www.concacaf.com

The Dominican Republic made a winning start against Nicaragua. Heinz Mörschel and Mariano Díaz put them 2–0 ahead; Nicaragua recovered to 2–2 before Pablo Rosario struck a late winner. The comeback they allowed offers Trinidad and Tobago encouragement, while the Dominican response shows the visitors can still find a decisive goal under pressure. www.concacaf.com
What will decide Trinidad and Tobago vs Dominican Republic?
The Warriors’ defensive organisation is the central question. Conceding twice in stoppage time against Haiti cost Trinidad and Tobago a result. With Trimmingham omitted and Ngwenya unavailable, King must settle his defensive choices and find a way to protect any lead more effectively. That is EXTV’s assessment of the confirmed result and TTFA squad update. www.concacaf.com
Trinidad and Tobago also have a route to goals. García scored against Haiti, and the Dominican Republic conceded twice after taking a 2–0 lead against Nicaragua. But the Warriors will have to create chances without Spicer and manage the full 90 minutes against opponents who also won their opener with a late strike. www.concacaf.com
EXTV prediction: Dominican Republic to win 2–1
EXTV narrowly backs the Dominican Republic. Their opening victory gives them momentum, while Trinidad and Tobago enter with a nine-match winless run and confirmed absences in both attack and defence. The Soca Warriors’ two goals against Haiti and home advantage make this a close call; the 2–1 scoreline is an editorial prediction, not a statistical probability. The TTFA’s latest squad update is the main reason we have moved away from backing a home result. www.concacaf.com
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