Puerto Rico vs Cayman Islands — Tips & Analysis

Under 4: Cayman Islands do not score, and that is what keeps this quiet. They have been kept out in each of their last three games, and they manage under a goal a game on their travels across seven trips. Their games have under 3 goals in them on average. Puerto Rico do not need many goals either. They score just over 2 goals a game and let in 1 goal a game. At home they have won 6 of their last 8. They won 3-0 in Grand Cayman on 2 October and lead the last four meetings 4-0, with winning margins of four, three, three and two goals. So Puerto Rico win these games, and they do it without a flood of goals. Both squads are into their third game in eight days with only 2 days of rest. Tired legs and a one sided game point the same way. Puerto Rico score early, then take the pace out of it. A 3-0 to Puerto Rico is the likeliest finish, and a quiet second half is exactly what these two produce. The warning is that Puerto Rico do have a big win in them. One of these meetings ended 5-1, and they have won by 2 or more goals in 6 of their last 15 games. If Cayman Islands pinch an early goal and Puerto Rico keep pushing for more, the goals can stack up. We still expect a one sided game that stays quiet.