Match Prediction
Match Prediction
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If you’re looking for the most insightful Trinidad and Tobago vs Bermuda prediction, you’ve come to the right place. With both teams already out of the running for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this World Cup Qualification CONCACAF match on November 19, 2025, at Hasely Crawford Stadium is more about pride, development, and maybe a little bit of redemption. But don’t let the academic stakes fool you—there’s still plenty to play for, and our Trinidad and Tobago vs Bermuda prediction dives deep into tactics, team news, and the best betting odds for this late-night kickoff.
Trinidad and Tobago, often simply called “Trinidad,” have had a rollercoaster qualification campaign. Under the guidance of Dwight Yorke, the Soca Warriors have mixed experience with youth, with the likes of Levi Garcia and Kevin Molino providing the backbone, while emerging talents such as Roald Mitchell and Lindell Sween add fresh energy. Yorke has leaned into a tactical setup with three at the back, adventurous fullbacks, and wingers who love to cut inside. It’s a system that’s produced plenty of possession and shots, but, as Yorke himself admitted after the recent 1-1 draw with Jamaica, not enough goals to “close the games off.”
Injuries have not been kind to Trinidad. Molik Khan and Rio Cardines are still recovering, and Josiah Trimmingham’s knee injury from June keeps him sidelined. Roald Mitchell, who has been a bright spot in MLS Next Pro, is also a doubt after limping off against Jamaica. Despite these setbacks, Trinidad’s squad value of €16.01 million dwarfs Bermuda’s €530.000, highlighting the gulf in resources.
Bermuda, meanwhile, have shown flashes of resilience. Their 2-1 away win over Cuba in June was a pleasant surprise for their fans and a reminder that they can spring a shock on their day. However, consistency has been elusive, and their recent head to head with Trinidad—a 3-0 defeat in October—shows the challenge they face. The Gombey Warriors will need to dig deep, especially with Trinidad expected to dominate possession (68% predicted) and rack up the shots (23 estimated, compared to Bermuda’s 5).
Now, let’s get nerdy. Our Trinidad and Tobago vs Bermuda prediction leans heavily on the stats and the latest betting odds. The home side are overwhelming favorites, with odds of 1.09 for a win, while a draw sits at 10.5, and a Bermuda upset is a massive 30.0. These numbers aren’t just for show—they reflect the expected dominance of Trinidad, both in terms of squad strength and recent form.
Our AI at NerdyTips has crunched the numbers and recommends the over 2.5 total goals market as the best value bet, with a trust level of 8.0/10 and odds of 1.3. This makes sense: Trinidad are predicted to fire off 23 shots, with 9 on target, and the final score prediction is a convincing 4:0. The halftime score is expected to be a more modest 1:0, so if you’re the patient type, maybe wait for the second half before making that extra cup of tea.
For those who like to keep it simple, the 1x2 market is as straightforward as it gets. Our AI gives a trust level of 10.0 to a home win, with odds of 1.09. Not the most exciting return, but sometimes the safe bet is the smart one. In terms of discipline, Trinidad are expected to keep it clean (0 yellow cards), while Bermuda might see their frustrations boil over (2 yellow cards predicted).
In summary, our Trinidad and Tobago vs Bermuda prediction points to a comfortable night for the home side. Expect Trinidad to control the tempo, create plenty of chances, and—if they can finally convert those chances—deliver a convincing win. Bermuda will hope to frustrate and maybe sneak a goal, but the odds and stats are stacked against them. For punters and fans alike, over 2.5 goals looks like the smartest play, and a home win seems almost inevitable. Sometimes, football is just that simple.
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O2.5 -333
At least 3 goals will be scored in the match with odds of -3331 -1111
Trinidad is expected to win with odds of -1111Over 2.5 -333
At least 3 goals will be scored in the matchNo -167
At least one team is not expected to score1&O2.5 -345
Home win and over 2.5 goals
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World - World Cup - Qualification CONCACAF| Team | Matches | Goals | Points | |
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Curaçao | 5 | 13-3 | 11 |
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Jamaica | 5 | 11-3 | 10 |
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Trinidad and | 5 | 5-4 | 6 |
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Bermuda | 5 | 2-21 | 0 |
