The Confederation of North America, Central America and the Caribbean of Soccer (Concacaf) was responsible for making public the official schedules of all matches of the World Cup qualifiers that will be played in June 2025, including those of Guatemala selection.
The national team already knew the dates of its matches (June 6 and 10 against the Dominican and Jamaica Republic, respectively), so, with the announcement of Concacaf, you can now begin to plan the logistics of both duels.
Currently, the selection of Guatemala marches in the first position of group Ewith six points, after two dates disputed.
In its first duel in the qualifiers, the bicolor won by a marker of 6-0 over Dominica and, subsequently, beat the British Virgin Islands 0-3, leaving only the meetings against the Dominican Republic and Jamaica pending.
When does Guatemala play in the World Cup qualifiers?
It will be June 6at the Cementos Progreso Stadium in Guatemala City, which the national team receives at 8:00 p.m. to the Dominican Republic, in the third meeting of Group E.
The future of the Guatemala selection will depend to that game, since, if it manages to win, it will arrive classified to the third round of the qualifiers to the match against Jamaica, in Kingston, which will take place the June 10 at 7:00 p.m.
How do you play the Concacaf tie?
Once all the groups of the groups have been completed, the tickets to the 2026 World Cup will be defined between September and November 2025, with the dispute of a final round.
A total of 12 selections, divided into three groups of four teams, will play six games (three at home and three visit) and, once completed, the three group winners will qualify directly to the 2026 World Cup.
The two best seconds will have to dispute the intercontinental repechage of the FIFA for the last tickets to the World Cup.