Jamaica vs Honduras on September 28: Reggae Boyz Host Nations League Clash at Kingston’s National Stadium
Jamaica Honduras Nations League play lands at Kingston’s National Stadium on Monday, September 28, 2026, a Group B fixture that follows the Reggae Boyz’s home opener against Guatemala just three days earlier, on September 25.
Jamaica’s national team plays back-to-back home fixtures at the end of September, giving fans in Kingston two Nations League nights in less than a week.
Key Facts
- What. A Concacaf Nations League, League A, Group B fixture between Jamaica and Honduras.
- When. Monday, September 28, 2026.
- Where. National Stadium, Independence Park, Kingston, Jamaica.
- Context. Jamaica plays its Group B home opener against Guatemala just three days earlier, on September 25.
- Team. Jamaica’s national team, known as the Reggae Boyz.
Jamaica Honduras Nations League: A Busy Home Week for the Reggae Boyz
Jamaica hosts Honduras on September 28, 2026, at Kingston’s National Stadium, a Concacaf Nations League, League A, Group B fixture that comes just three days after the Reggae Boyz open their own home slate against Guatemala on September 25.
That short turnaround gives Kingston two home Nations League matches inside less than a week, a demanding stretch for both the team and its traveling supporters.
National Stadium’s Role in Jamaican Football
National Stadium, part of the Independence Park sporting complex in Kingston, is Jamaica’s primary venue for major national team fixtures, with a capacity built for the country’s biggest football and athletics events.
Hosting both the Guatemala and Honduras matches at the same venue within days of each other keeps logistics simpler for the federation, even as it compresses the schedule for fans planning to attend both.
Group B Standings and What Is at Stake
The Jamaica-Honduras match is part of League A, Group B play, where results across the group’s teams shape both Nations League standing and related Concacaf pathways.
Coming off a home match against Guatemala just days earlier, Jamaica’s form heading into the Honduras fixture will likely shape expectations for the September 28 game.
Planning Around Two Home Matches
Fans hoping to attend both the September 25 Guatemala match and the September 28 Honduras fixture should expect higher demand for tickets and transport across the week given the short gap between matches.
Checking the Jamaica Football Federation’s own channels for ticket details on each match separately is the safest approach, since ticket allocations may differ between the two fixtures.
Following the Match From Abroad
Concacaf’s official channels and regional broadcasters typically carry Nations League fixtures involving Jamaica, giving expats and fans outside the country a way to follow both September matches.
As with most Group B fixtures this window, exact kickoff time should be confirmed closer to September 28 as Concacaf finalizes broadcast scheduling.
Getting to National Stadium in Kingston
Independence Park sits centrally enough in Kingston to be reachable by taxi or local transport from most parts of the city, though matchday traffic is typical for a national team fixture.
Given the back-to-back home schedule, arriving early for either match is a reasonable precaution against heavier than usual crowds around the stadium that week.
The Office, and What It Costs to Get In
Kingston’s National Stadium is known to every Jamaican simply as The Office. It opened in 1962, the year of independence, and holds 35,000.
Tickets for Honduras run from J$1,500 in the bleachers to J$5,000 in the grandstand through the federation’s official platform. A two-match bundle with the Guatemala game is cheaper than buying both separately.
The forecourt carries statues of Bob Marley and of Usain Bolt, Merlene Ottey, Don Quarrie and Herb McKenley. A redevelopment design unveiled in June 2026 would replace the ground with a 37,500-seat stadium.
Two Coaches, and a Record That Is Exactly Level
Jamaica are led by Rudolph Speid in his third interim spell, after Steve McClaren resigned in December 2025. Honduras are coached by José Francisco Molina, the Spaniard who kept goal for Atlético Madrid and Spain.
Molina named 26 players on 14 September, 14 of them based abroad. Bryan Róchez returns and Club Brugge’s Víctor Vandenbroucke gets a first call-up; Jorge Benguéhé and Jorge Álvarez miss out.
In 30 meetings each side has won 12 and six have been drawn. The tie-break is recent form: Jamaica are unbeaten in the last five against Honduras, who last won this fixture in June 2013.
There is a shadow over the night. This is Jamaica’s first home match since the goalless draw with Curaçao in November 2025 that ended their World Cup hopes and sent them to a play-off they lost.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When do Jamaica and Honduras play?
Monday, September 28, 2026, at National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica.
Does Jamaica play another home match that week?
Yes — Jamaica hosts Guatemala at the same venue on September 25, 2026, just three days before the Honduras match.
What competition is this part of?
The Concacaf Nations League, League A, Group B.
Where is the match played?
National Stadium, part of the Independence Park complex in Kingston.
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Sources: Concacaf schedule (August 26, 2026).
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