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Martinique hosts Honduras in the Concacaf Nations League on Friday, October 2, 2026, with kickoff at 8:00 PM ET from Stade Pierre-Aliker in Fort-de-France. In the United States, the match airs on FS2 and streams on ViX, FOX One and Fubo. Honduras can climb into the top two of League A Group B with a win, while winless Martinique is fighting to stay out of the relegation zone.
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| Match | Martinique vs Honduras |
| Date | Friday, October 2, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 8:00 PM ET (7:00 PM CT, 5:00 PM PT) |
| Competition | Concacaf Nations League, League A, Group B |
| U.S. TV | FS2 |
| U.S. Stream | ViX / ViX Premium on Prime Video / FOX One / Fubo |
| Venue | Stade Pierre-Aliker, Fort-de-France, Martinique |
Where to Watch Martinique vs Honduras
FOX Sports is the U.S. English-language home of the Concacaf Nations League through 2029, and this fixture is confirmed on FS2 and the FOX One streaming platform. In Spanish, the full Nations League tournament streams live on ViX, as confirmed in TelevisaUnivision’s official programming announcement. Fubo carries FS2, so subscribers can stream the English-language broadcast there as well. No TelevisaUnivision linear channel is carrying this particular fixture, so TUDN and UniMás are not options for this match.
Why this match matters
Group B is wide open behind surprise leaders Suriname. After the September window, Suriname sits first with 6 points, while Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica and El Salvador are all tied on 3 points and Martinique is last with 0. Only the top two advance to the November quarterfinals, and the bottom two drop to League B, so nearly every point in October carries double weight.
For Honduras, this is a clear opportunity. José Francisco Molina’s side bounced back from a home defeat to Suriname by winning 1-0 away in Jamaica on September 28, and a second straight road win would lift them into the top two with one matchday remaining. For Martinique, the math is stark: two defeats from two, a minus 3 goal difference, and a home fixture they likely targeted for points. Anything less than a win leaves them needing help elsewhere to avoid relegation.
Recent form: Martinique
Martinique’s last five matches (all competitions): one loss, one draw, three losses.
- February 21, 2026: Martinique 0-2 Jamaica (home, friendly)
- March 26, 2026: Martinique 2-2 Cuba (neutral, friendly)
- March 29, 2026: Martinique 0-1 El Salvador (neutral, friendly)
- September 25, 2026: El Salvador 3-1 Martinique (away, Concacaf Nations League)
- September 28, 2026: Suriname 2-1 Martinique (away, Concacaf Nations League)
Martinique is without a win in its last nine matches. Both September defeats followed a similar script: competitive for long stretches, undone by conceding twice. Janis Antiste’s penalty in San Salvador and Boris Moltenis’ late header in Paramaribo kept the scorelines respectable, but this is the group’s leakiest defense outside of El Salvador.
Recent form: Honduras
Honduras’ last five matches (all competitions): one loss, one draw, two losses, one win.
- November 19, 2024: Mexico 4-0 Honduras (away, Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal)
- March 31, 2026: Peru 2-2 Honduras (neutral, friendly, Leganes, Spain)
- June 6, 2026: Argentina 2-0 Honduras (neutral, friendly, College Station, Texas)
- September 25, 2026: Honduras 2-3 Suriname (home, Concacaf Nations League)
- September 28, 2026: Jamaica 0-1 Honduras (away, Concacaf Nations League)
The win in Kingston was Honduras’ most disciplined performance of the group stage. After conceding three at home to Suriname, Molina’s side kept a clean sheet on the road, with Keyrol Figueroa’s 14th-minute goal enough for all three points. That result, combined with the head-to-head tiebreaker, has Honduras third in the group.
Team news
Honduras received a major boost this week: Dereck Moncada’s red card against Jamaica was unanimously overturned by a three-expert Concacaf panel, and the forward is officially eligible for Friday’s match. Moncada also scored Honduras’ opener against Suriname, so his availability matters at both ends of the selection debate.
Center back Denil Maldonado is a doubt after taking a heavy blow to his left ankle in the first half against Jamaica. He finished the match but trained separately from the squad on Tuesday, according to Honduran outlet Diez. Rigoberto Rivas is not in the 26-man squad, with coach José Francisco Molina citing physical issues as the reason for his absence. On the positive side, New York Red Bulls midfielder David Ruiz is in camp, and Jonathan Rubio has been recalled after a four-year absence from the senior squad.
For Martinique, forward Alexandre Parsemain is reported to be an injury doubt, though that comes from a single preview source and should be treated cautiously. Charlotte Independence defender Reudd Manin has been called up to the national team. Jonathan Varane was sent off against El Salvador, but having presumably served a one-match suspension against Suriname, he is expected to be available again.
What to watch
The central battle is Honduras’ road discipline against Martinique’s desperation. Honduras just proved it can win ugly away from home, and with Moncada cleared to play, Molina has his most direct attacking outlet available. Martinique, playing its first home match of the group stage, has to chase the game at some point, which could open space for Honduras’ counterattack led by Luis Palma and Edwin Rodriguez.
Set pieces could decide it. Both of Martinique’s September goals came with an element of fortune, a penalty and a late consolation, while Honduras’ winners in this window have come from open play. If Martinique scores first in front of its home crowd, the group gets genuinely chaotic.
Head to head
The teams have met twice, both in the 2019-20 Concacaf Nations League. Honduras won 1-0 in San Pedro Sula on October 13, 2019, and the return leg finished 1-1 in Fort-de-France on November 14, 2019. Honduras is unbeaten in the fixture, and Martinique has never beaten Honduras.
Prediction
Prediction: Honduras 2-1 Martinique. Honduras has the momentum of an away win in Jamaica, its key forward available, and the stronger squad; Martinique’s winless run and two straight defeats are hard to ignore, even at home.
FAQ
When is Martinique vs Honduras? Friday, October 2, 2026, at 8:00 PM ET (7:00 PM CT, 5:00 PM PT).
Where can I watch Martinique vs Honduras in the U.S.? FS2 on TV, and streaming on ViX (Spanish), FOX One and Fubo.
Is Martinique vs Honduras on ViX? Yes. The full Concacaf Nations League tournament streams live in Spanish on ViX in the United States, and this match is included.
Is Martinique vs Honduras on TUDN or UniMás? No. Neither TelevisaUnivision linear channel is carrying this fixture.
Where is the game being played? Stade Pierre-Aliker in Fort-de-France, Martinique.
