Dominant Reggae Boyz Keep World Cup Dream Alive with 4–0 Win Over Bermuda

Reggae Boyz thrash Bermuda 4–0 to top Group B in World Cup qualifiers, with goals by Bobby De Cordova-Reid, Shamar Nicholson, and Dujuan Richards extending the lead after an own goal

The Reggae Boyz celebrate a massive win in Kingston (Photo: Ralmar Photography/JFF)

The Reggae Boyz kept their World Cup dream alive with a commanding 4–0 dismantling of Bermuda in Kingston on Tuesday night.

An early own goal by Dante Leverock opened the scoring before Bobby De Cordova-Reid doubled the advantage in the 26th minute, finishing off a clever assist from Renaldo Cephas. Shamar Nicholson made it 3–0 in the 35th, once again connecting with a precise cross from Cephas, as Jamaica showcased their attacking dominance throughout the first half.

Rising star Dujuan Richards, who came off the bench in the 62nd minute, capped off the performance with a composed finish in the 76th, his second goal for the national team.

Jamaica now maintain their momentum on the road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, sitting atop Group B in the third round of qualification.

Impressive performance by Whisper (Photo: Ralmar Photography/JFF)