WILLEMSTAD – The Curaçao women’s national football team closed its CONCACAF Women Qualifiers campaign with a 2-1 victory over St. Kitts & Nevis, securing a positive finish to the international series.
Playing away from home, Curaçao took the lead in the second half when Shi-Jona Martina found the net in the 58th minute. The match remained tightly contested until the final moments, when Amazia Burnet sealed the win with a decisive goal in stoppage time, scoring in the 91st minute.
The victory marks a strong recovery for the team, which had previously suffered a heavy defeat against Aruba earlier in the qualifiers. The win not only improves Curaçao’s final standing in the competition but also provides renewed confidence heading into future international fixtures.
Meanwhile, domestic football is also entering a निर्णcing phase. The final stage of the FFK Promé Divishon is set to begin with the “buèlta di 6,” where the top teams will compete for the national title. The playoffs kick off this weekend at the Rignaal “Jean” Francisca Stadium, signaling an important period for local football as momentum builds both on and off the international stage.