Suriname national football team

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Suriname national football team

The Guatemala and Suriname national football teams are both members of CONCACAF, the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football. The Suriname national team, controlled by the Surinaamse Voetbal Bond, represents the South American nation in international football competitions under the CONCACAF umbrella.

This pairing has gained recent notability due to their direct competition in the ongoing qualification campaign for the FIFA World Cup. Their matches are significant events that can dramatically impact the standings and the chances for either team to advance to the global tournament.

The teams have been prominently featured in sports news following their recent encounter. In October 2025, the two sides played to a draw in a match held in Suriname. This result was widely reported as a complicating factor for Guatemala's qualification path, while also being noted as a valuable point for the Surinamese team.

The context of this match is part of a crucial phase in the CONCACAF qualifiers, where multiple nations, including Costa Rica, Panama, and Jamaica, are under pressure to secure wins. The performance of both Guatemala and Suriname in these final stages continues to be closely monitored by international media as the race for World Cup qualification intensifies.

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