Published September 30, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
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Match report
Belize lost 0-1 to St. Vincent / Grenadines in the CONCACAF Nations League on Tuesday, September 29, as Andrew Johnson’s early strike settled a match with little recorded attacking output. The half-time score was 0-1, and St. Vincent / Grenadines preserved that lead until the final whistle. A 1-0 win for St. Vincent / Grenadines over Belize.
St. Vincent / Grenadines had the greater share of possession, but the recorded shots show how limited the attacking output was for both sides. Belize did not register a shot, while St. Vincent / Grenadines had one; that attempt was on target and produced the goal. The possession figures therefore describe control of the ball, not a stream of chances or a high-scoring contest. The match was played at FFB Stadium. The outcome was decided by the goal rather than by a late change in the lead: only St. Vincent / Grenadines ever led.
For Belize, the figures offer little evidence of a sustained threat in front of goal. There were no recorded shots, shots on target or corners, while St. Vincent / Grenadines registered an attempt, a shot on target and corners. Those totals frame a narrow result: St. Vincent / Grenadines found a way to make its limited recorded attacking output count, and Belize could not reply on the scoresheet.
How it unfolded
Andrew Johnson scored for St. Vincent / Grenadines in the 10th minute, making it 0-1. The goal put St. Vincent / Grenadines in front before the interval, with 0-1 the score at half-time. No further goal is recorded, leaving St. Vincent / Grenadines with the lead at the end. Only St. Vincent / Grenadines ever led.